If you enjoy moelling clay, maybe one day you'll be a sculptor. Sculptors today work with all sorts of materials, from clay to cardboard, polystyrene to pancakes, matches to matresses. You can either be extremely talented naturally, or you could learn the art of sculpture at University or Technical College. There have been some fantastic sculptures created through the history of art, from The Venus Of Willendorf to Jeff Koons' Flower Puppy . Sculptors get to do some excellent things. They can walk around in grotty clothes with no fear of getting busted. They can play with mud, clay, glue and all sorts of other stuff and say its for arts sake. They can also display their work in the great galleries. Sculpting's a lot of fun.

If you like any sport in particular, be it surfing, snowboarding, bike riding or running, if you try hard enough, and practice a lot, maybe one day, you could be a champion in that sport. You have to be prepared to train hard, eat foods that you don't really like (like spinach and brussel sprouts), and miss out on a lot of things that other kids do. But, you'll be a champion. You'll get to go to the Olympics, perhaps win a medal, and ride through the streets with all of your team mates being showered with confetti and ticker tapes. You can be a national hero.

Areryou one of those children who enjoys getting out and about in the countryside? Rounding up cattle, planting fruits and vegetables, fixing fences and waking up at five every morning? You should be a farmer. It's so much fun! You get dirt bikes, huge tractors, flame throwing tussock burners and a huge property all of your own. You set your own hours, but the work is hard and long. It never ends. You get to look around at your property and be proud of all the things you've achieved, and breathe the fresh air all around you.

Do you enjoy showing people around when they come to visit? Are you proud of your home town, and do you know where everything is? You should be a tour director. You would get either a bus load of people, or maybe only two or three, and show them the sites. You have to be a good talker, with interesting stories to tell, and you have to know what people will want to see (80 year olds won't want to see a half pipe).You can take people on one hour tours, or you can take people through the country for days, or even weeks. Thats a whole lotta talkin'!