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I would like to be a rockstar. No joke. If I wasn't able to do that I would love to be an industrial designer. Cars are hot!

in all honesty.. i would want to be some sort of performer - music, dance, theater. no surprise to anyone who knows me well :)

but womenco. is a different kind of creative outlet for me so i am pretty fulfilled!

I would definitely love to design cars! But actually I think I would have to go for being an interior designer.

I would have loved to be a fashion designer...love shopping for clothes...mix and match them

I'd love to have my own little bountique type of shop but no glass cats or anything, cool fashionable stuff. I'd spend the day looking for more stuff to go in my shop and saling my cool finds.

That or I'd like to have my own Massage Therapy place.

My dream job isin architecture. In fact I did go to school for it but was the only female among 350+/- guys so I wimped out. This was in the mid 60's. I have always regretted not just going for it...despite the apprehension.
Moral is "Girls just go for it. Don't ever be intiminated. You will regret it!"

owning my own American Boarding School...with a diverse staff and student body...not dependent on class or money but on merit...and passion for education and excellence...

I'd love to be One of the Pussycat Dolls!

 If I could have any job, I'd want to be a travel writer. (Or a host for a travel show!) that way, I'd be able to do what I love - writing, developing stories, etc. - while also seeing the world!

I love what I do.    Helping and training people in reaching their dreams and being on purpose.   As my clients grow, so do I.  There is doing what I love (transition and playing a bigger game coaching)  and there is marketing my services/products.    What's neat in developing your own business is you stretch yourself to higher levels.  In the corporate world I was a VP of Operations, Director of Marketing & Admin, Executive Assistant.   I was able to transfer a number of the marketing skills to my own business, Right Track Coaching.  However, there is always something more to learn and process to make your business unique.   For example, developing your own website and programs.  

For those of you waiting until something to work at doing what you really - really want to be doing, begin with small steps of integrating that profession into your mindset.  For example, define your "it" and learn more about your "it."   Any stay away from the "how" - otherwise you will scare yourself enough to stop dreaming beautiful dreams.   Your "it" begins with finding your passion.  The "how" steps come one step at a time.  Dream on to what "it" is you are truly meant to do.       TM

Have my own little 'tea house' serving yummy scones with honey and butter.

I have three things I've always thought would be fun. 

Joey Holder (not sure if that's the real name or not), it's someone who works in Austraila and carries baby kangaroo's around in a front pocket to mimic a momma roo, not sure if I'd like all the walking but it's always sounded like such a cool job. 

Interior Designer, I've always gotten complements on things that I've done in my own homes.  My youngest has an entire wall that's a French message board!!

Event Coordinator,  I love planning things and actually seeing them all the way through.  Right now I volunteer in this role for Girl Scouts and there is a position like this at my job so I watch, learn and one day if that position ever comes up I'll go for it:)  But every thing I ever go to I automaticly think of what could have been done different to make it come off better.  Even my daughters High School Graduation!!

I also think that if you have your dream job then it's a dream to go to work:)

Stgreg11: I swear I was about to write TV Chef and then I saw you'd taken that one.

I guess another one is to be a Travel Writer for a major newspaper or magazine. Travel, stay at amazing hotels, eat great food -- and then get paid to write about the experience? YES, please!!!

I'd like to be a World Beach Critic.  Do they have such things? I could travel the world going to and rating the beach.  LOVE IT! I'll start with Belize.

I think that it is kind of sad to see so many women having dream jobs in mind, of which they strictly keep as dreams. It is a hard economy and day to day life filled with family, bills, worries, etc  overwhelms.  But what about taking those dream jobs and in some way, shape or form and making them a touchable reality. We as a society work to live, but what about those happy, passionate Europeans who live to work? Why can't that be us?