If you could be a master of any profession, what would you choose and why?

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  1. silverlungs profile image61
    silverlungsposted 13 years ago

    If you could be a master of any profession, what would you choose and why?

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    Phoebe Pikeposted 13 years ago

    I would be a master of doctoral sciences. Other careers depend on the economy, doctors are always needed and the research for treatments is a constant need that everyone will benefit from.

  3. chspublish profile image78
    chspublishposted 13 years ago

    This question hits the nail on the head for me as I would like to think I have 'mastered' the art of mediation - though not yet, as I want to apply for a masters course in mediation next year. (Can't afford it this year). Maybe after the course I may be somewhere down the road to being a master of that profession.
    Why would I like that? Practising mediation is a process i love doing as it gives me the opportunity to sit with people and help them reach an understanding that both find mutually satsifying. Helping them create the options to consider what will best serve their interests and needs is part of the challenge I enjoy.
    Though somettimes I can feel overwhelmed and lost in the process, I have the techniques and skills to keep me on track. If and when I work with another mediator the 'mastery' of the other person can help me stay on track.
    Maybe I'll have to stretch myself to doctorate to get the feeling of complete mastery, though I doubt that will really happen. Who knows? I want to try anyway.

  4. lburmaster profile image72
    lburmasterposted 13 years ago

    Psychology. Understanding the people so you can learn from the people. Either psychology or business.

  5. DavitosanX profile image61
    DavitosanXposted 13 years ago

    Programming. It's the one activity that makes me feel very, very powerful!

  6. daffodil2010 profile image69
    daffodil2010posted 13 years ago

    i am a mechanical engineer and i am happy with it

  7. Charlotte B Plum profile image69
    Charlotte B Plumposted 13 years ago

    I would love to be a master at voice acting - specifically being the singing voice of a character.

    Or i'd like to be a great music therapist, song arranger.... so sooooo many things. I really believe in the power of music to move people, and cheer people up too. smile

  8. Vinodkpillai profile image70
    Vinodkpillaiposted 13 years ago

    If I could master a profession - now that I can dream - I would say that I would like to master movie making. I know nothing about it, just that I have done some writing and also dabbled in photography and with this understanding have figured out that movies, being a audio-visual medium, render a powerful impact and convey the story in the best manner possible. I have marveled at the work of great filmmakers and always thought that if I could master this perfect medium it would just be too fantastic for words. Not for the glamor or glory, but for the sheer pleasure of handling a powerful medium with infinite possibilities.

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    L a d y f a c eposted 13 years ago

    Dreaming allowed? Sweet! In this case, I would be a master of architecture.

  10. Abhaque Supanjang profile image73
    Abhaque Supanjangposted 13 years ago

    I would choose to be a master of motivator - no matter the one on career, financial, family planning, selling arts, and so forth. Because this profession will enable me to share my experience and success to others. Furthermore, this one is also can be done until the end of my life; as long as I still can stand in front of public to speak. And one more, it can make a lot of money compare to other profession in general.

  11. livingsimply profile image60
    livingsimplyposted 13 years ago

    I am a master of education but I think I would prefer to be a master of arts and dance, in particular.  I would love the time and space just to research dance and nothing else.  Life is a little too complicated to allow that luxury at the moment but your question has let me dream a little so thank you.

  12. The Jet profile image66
    The Jetposted 13 years ago

    Gee... that's a hard one. I mean... nah, it's easy. FILM DIRECTING! Awesome.

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    Buddhist Hotdogposted 13 years ago

    Physics - especially the way-out stuff like astrophysics and theoretical physics because it all gets so weird and wonderful and I'd like to know 'why?'

  14. Sarah Masson profile image59
    Sarah Massonposted 13 years ago

    A writer and movie/book reviewer, that's what I'd love to do smile

  15. mcrawford76 profile image88
    mcrawford76posted 13 years ago

    I like all of your answers, but was surprised that no one picked anything in the sports fields. I think being a professional golfer would have to be my choice. Most pay for least amount of effort.

  16. bucker98 profile image61
    bucker98posted 13 years ago

    I would like to master ecology. I love nature and everything in it. From plants to animals, to the tiniest insect. It would be a work I would be joyous to do.

  17. lea86 profile image61
    lea86posted 13 years ago

    Writing, education, Christianity,art and money making

  18. WhitneyNZ profile image59
    WhitneyNZposted 13 years ago

    Well-rounded musician.  I'm musically challenged and totally fascinated by people who take to it naturally.

  19. johnyjane profile image61
    johnyjaneposted 13 years ago

    Art of nailing demons of real and present world.

 
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