SOME PEOPLE HAVE ALL THE LUCK!

They say if you choose a job you love, you’ll never have to work a day in your life. As children, almost everyone knows exactly what they want to be when they grow up, and some of these dreams are truly creative. Luckily, there are plenty of jobs nowadays that will let you live out these dreams without ever feeling like you’re at work. Almost none of these positions existed a few decades ago; thus, even if your personal dream job is not on the list, there’s a good chance you could just invent it yourself. Here are our top picks for best job:
1. Professional Cuddler Estimated pay: $30,000-$100,000 per year. Location: Anywhere you like. Job Description: The first professional cuddle cafe opened in Japan a few years ago, and they’ve already made their way across the ocean where most professional cuddlers work as freelancers . The job is exactly what it sounds like: people pay you to cuddle for up to an hour. Therefore, if you love hugging and cuddling, this is your dream come true. There is even a convention for cuddlers, and one cuddle pro is working on a certification process.
2. Private Island Caretaker Estimated pay: $15,000-$120,000 per year. Location: Some lonely island, far away from civilization. Job Description: With the growing trend among the super-rich to buy private islands comes a growing demand in caretakers for these tropical paradises. If you are lucky enough to be chosen for this privileged work, you will spend your days in locations others can only dream of visiting; moreover, you’re even getting paid for it.
3. Ben & Jerry’s Flavour Guru Estimated pay: $40,000-$200,000 per year. Location: The United States.
Job Description: Your childhood dreams have finally come true, and you can now officially become a Ben & Jerry’s Flavour Guru. This job entails blending ice cream, candy, and all types of syrupy goodness into the perfect dessert and then tasting obscene amounts in the name of “quality control.” Sounds unhealthy? Maybe. However, you will be the happiest person on earth! (Reading text adapted from goodnet)