We all know the story.  As children we’re told to go to school, get an education, and then get a real job.  Oftentimes that means a defined career such as an engineer, business manager, doctor, dentist, or lawyer.  The problem with this approach is that it puts extreme limitations on what a person can do.

There are plenty of careers out there that provide income that aren’t considered “real jobs”.  Most of them are entrepreneurial in nature and require a significant upfront investment in time and energy prior to making money.  Things like musician, network marketing, artist, and independent salesman fit into this category.

So what do you consider a real job?

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