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How To Build Variety into Your Career

By Marty Nemko

Most of my clients crave variety: They love the idea of a many-faceted worklife. But it's tough to do that--most employers hire you to for one job. Solution: a patchwork worklife. One of my clients has three part-time jobs: she manages an online exotic flower business, takes women on wilderness empowerment tours, and builds Web sites. She loves her three-ring circus worklife.

What can you do today?
Fantasize for a moment. Imagine that you had a few cool jobs at the same time. What would they be? Want to create a patchwork worklife?

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