I'm a teacher and public speaker with an autism advocacy group.

In the former, I run classes for autistic kids and teenagers that focus on building up their self-esteem and helping them identify and develop their strengths and skills. In the latter, I tell my story of growing up autistic at schools and workplaces so that the kids can hear from someone who's "been there" and so to raise awareness and acceptance of autistic people.

It's a challenging job but I absolutely love it, because there really wasn't anything like this when I was a kid so I feel very strongly about making sure the next generation has an easier and better time growing up.

Cinema/TV Sound Re-recording Mixer/Dialogue Editor...it can be a brutal job, with often insane amount of crunch, but I like it for all the creative stuff you get to do...well, sometimes.

I'm a busniess journalist so I write boring stuff about stocks and the economy all day long. But I'm quite happy as I am working as a freelancer without a boss and get paid surprisingly well. The downside is that I work 365 days a year. But I won't complain. I will keep doing this until eventually AI will replace me. =P

Front Web Web developer, specialising in white labels. My own trained eye looks over this very website and thinks how I could improve it with just some small CSS changes all the time.

By training I'm a lawyer. More specifically a tax lawyer. But I haven't actually used my law degree since becoming an executive at a fortune 500. My job is mainly administration things these days.
Pros:
$$$$$$$$$$
Cons:
It's boring as he'll.