If you could retrain as anything what would it be?

[BlairBass]

I'm a PA and a bloody good one (if I do say so myself) - am on mat leave from being PA to a Director... there's some satisfaction in what I do (I manage some projects solo, etc.) but most of my role is frantic last-minute activity for someone else, in office 8am - 6pm and contactable until 10pm (US company)...
I'm just wondering if you could retrain as something else, what would it be??
Money being no object (ha, wouldn't that be nice?!)
I wish I'd taken my degree more seriously (not majored in art history! why???!)
I think I might have enjoyed graphic design... maybe even accountancy...

I'm also a paediatric nurse and I would like to be a physio or an OT. Making cakes would be nice with a sideline of being an acrobat.

I'd like a job with less responsibility, and paperwork and no nights.

A florist. I'd like to open my own wee shop and sell beautiful flowers. I'm currently a teacher.

Less half-arsed musician than I am now (I still play well enough, but didn't put in the ridiculous hours of practice in my youth to be really good), industrial designer.

Or an astronaut but age is against me (like, honestly, that's all that stopping me )

I'm currently working in education but I would retrain as a vet nurse.

Ah, so many people wanting to be doctors! It's a fabulous career, well worth the hard work slightly biased as I work in a major London hospital

If I had to change, I'd like to be an architect. I'm thinking more Zaha Hadid than your typical extension building normal architect though

Barrister - who could choose to work only with the downtrodden and vunerable.

Forensic pathologist / criminal mastermind.

Oh yes.

Sommelier. Why did no one at school tell me there was a job where you eat fine food, drink fine wine, smoke fine cigars AND GET PAID FOR IT!

Am watching this for ideas - I have just been medically discharged from my job of 20 years and am looking to start completely over in something new; I need inspiration!

Sommelier!!!! Love it! Yet to meet a female one too.....

Civil engineer (I'm a librarian) but I have poor 3D awareness. I would love to be involved in something creative but substantial.

I read in an article yesterday that chicken sexers get paid about £40k a year and are in short supply, it seems like a good career move.

I think I'd like to retrain to become a plumber. The plumber I use is reliable, a tidy worker, always massively busy and his charges are high. It would work well around children if you could book in your own jobs and you'd always be doing something different and not be stuck at a desk.

Some sort of therapist. Occupational or Physiotherapist.

Im quite enjoying my accountancy work Im doing so maybe that.

I did Sociology at Uni.

Artist/graphic designer/photographer.

I would like to be the person who chooses the music for the segments in Homes Under the Hammer

I'm a medic. Pleased so many people would like to do what I do, or something like it. However if I could I'd do something far more creative, less stressful, fewer hours and no shift work.... Either a florist, or opening a Posh cafe glorifying breakfast/ brunch/lunch......

A bush pilot.

Probably a unicorn or a dragon. I haven't seen either about for a while so they must be in short supply.

I would also consider training as a cat.

Failing that, I would probably train in what I do, so that I would have the skills everyone else does, rather than falling into the job accidentally.

I started my nurse training at 36 years old (and qualified at 39), so it's never too late to follow your dreams. Why regret something that can be changed?
Go for it.

Either a sea-plane pilot in the South Pacific or a costume designer/maker.

Something outdoorsy like arborealist or dry stone waller.

A counsellor working with teenagers

Provencal, that person is a genius!