High Paying, Low Stress Feminine Career Choices

Hi beauties. Today we discuss high paying, low stress feminine careers to encourage you to get your own bag without the high stress and demanding hours! This list includes Interior Design, UX/UI Design & Research, Librarian, Art Therapist, Dietitian/Nutritionist, and Technical Writer. These careers offer a great work-life balance, fulfilling job roles, and competitive salaries.

4:58 Interior Designer
7:28 UX/Ul Design/UXResearch
9:04 Creative Art Therapist
10:34 Librarian
13:08 Speech Language Pathologist
15:00 Dietician/Nutritionist
16:22 Technical Writer
20:33 Genetic Counselor
22:07 Human Resources Specialist
24:50 Occupational Therapist
26:35 Virtual Assistant
28:34 Content Strategist
30:48 Yoga/Pilates Instructor
34:08 Social Media Manager

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[fzohra]

4:58 Interior Designer
7:28 UX/UI Design/UXResearch
9:04 Creative Art Therapist
10:34 Librarian
13:08 Speech Language Pathologist
15:00 Dietician/Nutritionist
16:22 Technical Writer
20:33 Genetic Counselor
22:07 Human Resources Specialist
24:50 Occupational Therapist
26:35 Virtual Assistant
28:34 Content Strategist
30:48 Yoga/Pilates Instructor
34:08 Social Media Manager

[sagittariusbeauty]

I don’t have a dream job anymore. I just want to have a soft life, be beautiful, have fun, and be able to have decent income. That’s why I’m deciding to go to school for dental hygienist or dental assistant for a good work life balance. Love the video 💗💞🎀

[colleenmariet]

As a prior go-getting, highly ambitious woman, boss minded woman (Scorpio), I never want to manage, supervise, oversee anyone ever again!
My spirit is too soft and stress is too hormone imbalancing.

I’m currently an intermediate (right in the middle) data analyst for a NON TECH company (big key) making 88K a year (96 with bonus) with 2 work from home days, flexible hours for being a mom, and a kind MALE manager where I’m able to wear lovely dresses, nice nails and cute makeup.
God has blessed me immensely.

I love the opportunity to turn my brain and laptop off and walk away. ❤
Hope this helps someone.

[Stillthatgirl.]

I’m wishing a stress free life for all ladies ✨💖 any remote no phone job is a great start

[Mscocoapuffz]

Please any young ladies reading this go in to digital marketing, content creation and social media manager, they’re part of the digital marketing space. You get to work remote, work freelance so you can start your own business, work for an agency. You don’t need a degree, but it is recommended. The pay starts around $45-$55, 000 a year.

[daisy]

My career may not be “feminine” but i work as a consultant at a financial firm. I work maybe 30 hours a week making over 100k+ a year. I have the flexibility to do whatever I want as long as my works done.

[diaryofavirtuouswoman]

My Dream feminine job for me that I currently do: is being a stay at home mom/ homemaker and open a at home bakery 😊 also help my husband with his businesses by doing secretary/administrative work for him .

[missbunny]

Hi freelance interior designer here and although I love my job it is very stressful, sure it is a lovely career but please be mentally prepared especially if you are on your own and not working for a company. It's glamorous on camera but the stress, the burnout and the days where you're not feeling creative are something else so be prepared and be passionate ❤you will love it

[mondaysformatcha]

I dont believe there is a single job out here that is not stressful it's how you control the stress 👌 my colleagues and manager always applaud me for looking calm when handling pressure at work although im internally screaming 😅 (i work in HR btw)

[alexandreaagyekum]

As somone who is a trained architect who worked on a lot of interior designs...being an interior designer is NOT, i repeat, NOT stress-free! After being in the field for 7 years, I decided to leave because it was the epitome of stress, long hours, and very little pay. Being an interior designer/ architect is a career you need to really be passionate about regardless of how much money you could make because it can take 10 years or longer before you hit 6 figures. Kisses and hugs.

[lola]

Public Librarian here - it’s a stressful job that doesn’t pay well & is becoming more social work/education focused. Public libraries are no longer the quiet places they used to be. Most of my colleagues are very unhappy as the culture is overwhelmingly white, female, and bullying. 🤷‍♀️

[anabellepp]

From an sis in her late 30´s: You forget a few medical focus that make a lot of money, are feminine, maybe need I little more work and time, but def make good money:
- Dermatologist/Hair specialist
- Spa bussiness
- Ophthalmologist
- Plastic surgeon (I have seen everyone become millionaires over time)
- Otorhinolaryngologist (kids and adults all have allergies and respiratory issues so its a HUGE industry that make money)
- Luxury Real State
- Luxury PR

[hq]

As an interior designer, yes, this job is high paying and feminine, but its not low to moderate stress its high stress. Especially as a senior designer. between working with contractors, clients, to the trade furniture stores and juggling timelime lines, youre always on call because every body has your number for a project. You may work 9-5 but most contractors are up at 5 and if they have questions they will call you. Its a fulfilling job but high stress. You may have meant to reference an interior decorator and not and interior designer? Designers are more architectural and decorators just decorate. Great video though, thanks for compiling these it was interesting to watch.

[Micaelaandrea]

Executive Assistants! I don’t hear a lot of people talk about this career myself included. I basically worked as a receptionist at a law firm worked my way up to pretty much a legal assistant/paralegal, but then got referred by a friend to a big PEO company. I now just support higher up executives in the company and my start was 69, 000 a year I have no degree just my high school diploma and know there are other assistants here making upwards of 90k. I am totally remote with the option of traveling to a few of our offices if I want to support the team in person, but it’s not required so plenty of opportunity for overtime.

[HelloThere]

I’m 33 and my favorite job where my femininity flourished was being a Receptionist back in 2010-2015 at a top corporate trust company in my country. My entry salary was $19, 600 and by 2014 I was making $42, 000. I was so good at my job they rewarded me with salary increases every year and very generous bonuses. Because I didn’t have corporate responsibility and just simple administrative duties I was capable of really pouring into myself. By time I resigned I had multiple certificates in customer service and reception work as well as a Bachelor of Science in Human Resources with no student loan as I used a lot of my free time to apply for scholarships and do my course online. Since working as an HRM I must say I have many days when I miss just simply being a receptionist.

[Itsme_]

I'm a technical writer. It's a relatively low-stress career, especially when you work with nice people who communicate well. I have a M.A. in English and earn a 6-figure salary.

[dangerzzzone]

I'm a project manager in tech. I make 6 figures and work 10-15 hours a week remotely. :) I love it so much

[evenourteen]

My dream career is to be a fashion designer I’ve always had a passion for it

[jmc_]

I needed this. I’m so tired of high stress jobs, I’ve had them all of my life and I don’t want them anymore. I don’t want a job at all, I want to focus on my business.

Thank you! 💘🙏🏾

[EnigmaBeauty]

My dream career is to be a paid influencer/socialite !!! And I’m well on my way!! 🥰🥰🥰