I am student atm

will be doing computer programming and design for living.

If your good then you'll be swimming in the green stuff soon My friend recently became lead Java programmer for one of the biggest online-shops in our country, and he doesn'teven  have any degree or qualification... 

I'm a DM for Gamestop.

Spanish teacher.

yeah i know,you just need to know the stuff as today web and apps can  be done if you just know the stuff.being independent is easy as computer pregrammer these days.

i hope to be an entrepreneur someday

btw what do you do?

Studying to become a game programmer, and unloading trucks full of berries in the summer break (i.e. now).

Math and Geography teacher.

I'm a full-time college student.

I clean buildings right now but in a week or so I will become a full time student.

My entire life at a glance:
- (1994-95) Got out of High School and joined the Air Force. Got injured after about a year. Paid about $850 a month.
-('95-'95) Got a job building mobile homes. Hardest job, ever! Paid about $6 an hour.
-('95-'97) Got a job at a factory. Started as a "service man" (aka, everyone's bitch). Ended as assistant supervisor. Started at $6.50. Ended at about $9 an hour.
-('97-'98)Moved to Atlanta to be a superstar. Wound up as a shoe salesmen in a sporting goods store. Wound up as assistant manager. Started at about $6. Ended at about $7.50. Fun job, though.
-('98-2003) Came back home to become a man-whore. Got my old factory job back. Started at about $8.50. Ended at about $9.50.
-('03-'09) Became a cop. Full time deputy sheriff. Part time police officer. Biggest man-whore the world had ever seen. Started at about $9 and ended at around $15.
-('09-Present) Nuclear Security. Translation: I don’t do shit but play video games and browse the internet. I plan to become an operator, soon since I feel pretty unfulfilled, lately. Started at $17 an hour. Currently $19.50 an hour. Toss in bonuses, 2.5 times the pay for any holiday, and some great benefits (medical, retirement, dental, stocks, etc.) and it's not too bad--especially since land, houses, gas, and such are pretty cheap where I live.

With one kid, a three bedroom house, two cars, and my own land, I could be doing better but considering I skipped college, I'm not doing to bad.