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after the past few weeks I realized I don't want to own a boutique unless i have the capital to hire Peoples Rev or Archetype to do the PR. The pop up shop has been fun but the next one will be on a differnt level.
I'm happyish where I am with my photography but I would like to get an agent so I don't have to spend so much time hustling. And get a few bigger budgets so I can shoot some higher concept stuff.
I want to own and be editor in chief my own biannual or quarterly fashion magazine.
I wouldn't mind being a "downtown darling" but there isn't much of a market for a straight male one and I would just get paid to do what I do any way.
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I'd love to be a pilot, but the cost of training is very high. i tried to join the Navy as a pilot this year but failed the medical :(
Fox are you on about commercial airlines, can you still fly for fun in a small plane or are you banned from flying all together?
Yes, I would like to have some general aviation lessons and I might do that next year, depending on job situation. But it's all about the big birds for me. And doing the announcements with gravitas =)
Navy/military never appealed but I couldn't do that either. Did you fail on something you can fix?
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This should go in epic fail really, but a family friend wanted nothing other than to be a pilot. To his credit, he stuck with it and became fully qualified at about 27 or 28. Took about 7 years, and a horrendous amount of money.
Not long after finishing training, he was taken very ill and hospitalised. He's got a serious heart condition which had remained undiagnosed until he collapsed - result, he can no longer fly on health grounds. He still owes £30,000+ for his training. Dreadful luck and timing.
Ouch. Would be bad enough losing your dream and your career without £30k of debt on top.
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A friend from school is a pilot for Delta, he got his training in the USAF and flies long haul (Denver to Tokyo non-stop) He makes decent money and has good benefits but he is 26 and his back is fucked and crossing half the worlds time zones 4 times a week is really taking a toll on him.
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Yes, I would like to have some general aviation lessons and I might do that next year, depending on job situation. But it's all about the big birds for me. And doing the announcements with gravitas =)
Navy/military never appealed but I couldn't do that either. Did you fail on something you can fix?
And the standard issue aviators. I would wear those badboys even at night, in the bath, in bed
I have raynaud's. It's incurable
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I want to be a Mythbuster
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If I was 20 years younger I'd be a sniper.
Right now, I'd love to be Lofty Wiseman or The Bush Tucker Man.
Ray Mears and Bear Ghrylls can fuck right off...
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I love Vietnam war photography.
I sold my copy of Requiem for £90 to an Italian chap last year.
I needed the money badly then, but I really wish I'd kept it.
I'd love to be a Zepplin pilot. I have adored rigid airships for years, and even to travel on one, a really large one, would be a proper ambition of mine.
To be aboard an old Zeppelin Height Climber from WWI would be it for me.
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This should go in epic fail really, but a family friend wanted nothing other than to be a pilot. To his credit, he stuck with it and became fully qualified at about 27 or 28. Took about 7 years, and a horrendous amount of money.
Not long after finishing training, he was taken very ill and hospitalised. He's got a serious heart condition which had remained undiagnosed until he collapsed - result, he can no longer fly on health grounds. He still owes £30,000+ for his training. Dreadful luck and timing.