On earning and career choice- what job do you want and why

There are two major sub-categories in Earning money. One is to be an employee and the other is to be an employer. Put another way it is the choice of being employed or being self-employed, a worker or an owner. Most people opt for being a worker so for now I'll focus on this.

I'd recommend picking a job you enjoy, that way you can be assured that you will stick at it. If you want to earn lots you need to work- not for a few weeks or months but for years- that's the way to earn and save lots of cash. Now, if you enjoy earning a high amount of money and aren't fussed about your job I admire you for that and if you are dedicated to earning lots if you don't mind what job you do- you will earn lots!

Earning and picking a career path are linked to your goals ,values, how quickly you want to get rich and your personality. For example-Do you value traditional education?- Do you want to use specialised knowledge in an environment where it is called upon everyday and you don't mind hard work? If you like drawing- Design/Architecture- Architects can earn well!
The human body?- Medicine- GPs + Consultants earn lots of money as well as many in the NHS
Numbers and maths- Investment banking, Financial management, Auditing, Accounting

Alternatively if you enjoy working in organisations, like climbing the ladder, are hard-working you can earn well in private companies, especially if you get high up, like becoming a CEO(Chief Executive Officer) or (Manging Director)MD.

If you like computers and spend lots of time developing your skills you can earn lots in IT. IT skills are needed and wanted by lots of companies. They will pay good money for Software developers, Technicians, Web developers etc If you like this idea then learn as much as you can and get that job you want

What I find that is imperative to work out is what do you enjoy? What are you good at? Super salaries matter but even if you only earn 10-20k I will explain ways to increase your wealth. That comes in further entries on creating wealth...