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In an ideal world I would be able to paint for a living In an ideal world pple wouldn't have to download 2Dartist illegally In an ideal world I would have time to play with my PS3 In an ideal world I would have a PS3 In an ideal world MAN U would have purchased Tevez last week at a rip off price of 30 mil euros In an ideal world I would have been a MAJ in the army by now In an ideal world I shouldn't have to sit through 12 hours of meetings in a day dealing with complaining pricks. In an ideal world you wouldn't have to put up with whining complaining pricks like me.

Well this has been visited and chronicled to death. How does one justify the decision to adopt a career path that follows the heart? As we progress in our various professions, which assumingly feed the mouth but not the head, ones opportunity cost to venture beyond the comfort zone gets compounded. I recently contemplated switching from the (hardly) comfortable zone of building design and construction management to gaming, but was told that my monthly renumeration will be halved. Unless one is so darn good in the realms of digital art and 3d, a trait which is unlikely unless you work at it full time, do expect a drastic change in lifestyle. Y