>>17117166
make more money if your deisgner shit takes off

All three are shit.
Creative arts is dead.
Get your degree then join the military as an officer.

>>17117166
Usually, advice works best when you're asking people who are experienced in the area you're asking advice for. Just asking random people "what sounds best" when the collective knowledge is zero isn't going to give you much insight on your decision.

I mean, what's the workload like for all those jobs? What are your honest prospects in each of those fields? What are the things you want from your work life? What do you want to achieve outside of work? Will those jobs interfere with outside aspirations? Are you willing to make the sacrifices to your personal life to work in these areas? If you're talented in all those areas, great; that's one less thing you have to ask yourself, but picking a job is more than just "what sounds fun?" and "what am I good at?"

>>17117214
That's fair. I understand weighing each separately. I'm curious what people think though.

Since all three are essentially the same chances as winning the lottery, or getting hit by lightening multiple times...it doesn't matter.

>>17117286
True. That's correct.

>>17117166
In a perfect world, go for novelist! Be the next Stephen King or something and have your work be enjoyed internationally and perhaps branch into movie adaptations, etc. You set your own hrs, no dress code, and can choose to be famous, a recluse or something in between and still be published and successful :)

Everyone conform to the unniggerly nonfag suggestion that all become surfboarders whatever you do make sure you reach at least 5 days straight otherwise no enlightening and never let them steal your thunder