Jobs that don't feel like work

Jobs that don't feel like work include travel photographer, travel blogger, and video game tester. Getting a job that doesn't feel like work can be relative to your interests, tastes, and hobbies. However, some professions might be considered almost universal in terms of their tasks being more fun when compared to 'normal' work. Here are ten jobs that can make you feel like you'll never work another day in your life:

1. Travel Photographer

2. Travel Blogger

3. Video Game Tester

   Average Salary: $34,301

4. Video Game Designer

   Average Salary: $95,185

5. Musician

   Average Salary: $57,257

   A musician specializes in performing or producing music through different mediums. Most of their responsibilities will revolve around practicing to develop their skills and enhance their performance, receiving training from experts to monitor progress and identify weaknesses to improve. There are also instances when a musician must interact and engage with the public, appear in shows, and participate in various competitions. Furthermore, a musician needs to maintain a healthy relationship with fans while continuously improving skills and releasing good music.

6. Food Critic

   Average Salary: $53,727

7. Comedian

   Average Salary: $51,600

8. Actor

   Average Salary: $53,376

   An actor is a person who specializes in representing the character they are portraying and convince that it is real by engaging and drawing the audience into their story. They deal with several types of spectators, coming from all ages and which could be from home televisions, films, traditional theaters, radios, and other performing arts center organizations. There is no formal education required to become an actor; they could be someone striving with passion or be one of those who are born with talent. However, others would prefer to take official courses from colleges, universities, conservatories, while some prepare through theater arts programs or private classes and also can be recruited and trained directly by entertainment agencies.

9. Toy Designer

   Average Salary: $52,809

10. Park Ranger

    Average Salary: $40,801

    A park ranger is responsible for maintaining and protecting the natural ecosystem landscape and coordinating with environmental organizations to develop strategies and programs to stabilize the condition of the lands. Park rangers conduct data analysis and research to improve agricultural integrity by utilizing adequate resources through scientific testing and investigations. They monitor the activities of landowners and other businesses that may pose risks to the environment. A park ranger should have excellent communication and organizational skills, as well as extensive knowledge of environmental programs and conservation.