To those of you who earn a good salary in a low-stressed job, what do you do?

I'm a medical radiation technologist. I think my job is one of the least stressful.

We don't work long hours like nurses and doctors, and our only main priority is to take

diagnostic images of patients. But once we're done, they're taken away by porters, so we spend

little time on patients.

At the end of the day, when we finish our hours, we just head home and relax.

I find it a relaxing job.

Gets easier, the better your skill set, and there's usually people to help you.

This is strictly for x-rays only, not CT or MRI, of which is more stressful since you're on a schedule.

I kind of like my job. I'm an

operator at a nuke plant. I make up to 180K depending on how much overtime I work. If I don't work

overtime, I make 140K and only work 32 to 48 hours a week. It's shift work, which can take a toll,

but it's a union job and we're treated very well. It's low stress in a sense

where if you can pass the monthly exams demonstrating your knowledge of nuclear plant operations,

you shouldn't be concerned. But if you're not as book smart as the rest of the crew,

you can have some problems passing the initial training you receive and the continuing.

So moral of the story, if you can pass the training, it's very low stress. I'm a truck

driver. Home every day. Just listen to music and watch the sunrise. Make about 80K. Could make much more

if I put in the hours. The worst is having people complain about you existing. Just got to have a

screwing mentality. I wouldn't recommend truck driving to others, though. It's very

hard to get a good paying job. I got very lucky and had a home daily company hire me the moment I got

my commercial driver's license. Long-haul drivers actually make less than home daily drivers,

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