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@ashira: “You have not convinced me otherwise” well don’t write off my logic yet! we haven’t finished you see ; D. “Having a good income does not mean I will enjoy or be succesful in life anyway.” I 100% agree. “Most definatley!  Wouldn’t you!?” eh… maybe. But I wouldn’t make what I’m passionate about my job, heres my issues with passion jobs:

1. can you act just as well or better when you aren’t passionate about it? so if you have a down day or you feel depressed can you act just as well? (the correct answer is ‘no’ XD) So this means that your job performance depends on your mood. So what if you go through a tough season in life? what if you aren’t your normal self for a long period of time? well then you don’t get paid! Besides this ENFJ (assuming you are and ENFJ’s are defidently not emotionally sable so its quite likely their will be numerous times where, due to your mood, you are practically unable to work. However a non-passion job (say… IDK moving rocks XD) does nto depend on your mood so, no matter if yoru feeling down our upset, you can move rocks all the same and still get paid! Its far more reliable

2. What happens when you get old? I’m pretty sure, well for one, acting doesnt give you a very good retirement plan, and two that you can only act when your young (at least act and get paied for it AND YES I know their are exceptions but its very unlikly you would be one of those)

3. Its not even a passion job that pays well!!!

ok, so here is my advice: get a job that pays well and is not a passion job. Get a degree and become a realistate aganet or a doctor or and accountant or whatever! then, use the money you make and your stabel job to do what you love from there. Be an actress on the side but dont make it your whole life. That way, if you dont feel like acting, you dont have two and you fulfill the bible verse that says

“and to make it your ambition to lead a quiet life: You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you, 12 so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody.” 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12