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My day job is waiting tables. Honestly I really hope to get a win on kickstarter eventually with one of my projects. I would love to be able to quit.

my passion is engineering

My day job is android app developer. and my passionate project is a GAME, on which i am working now and has poured my 100% in it and will launch it soon.

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Luckily my new day job is my passion project. I've just launched the PortaVia lid and i'm excited to hear any thoughts you may have about it. Here's the link to my website i just finished designing and the kickstarter page. I'm just passionate about challenging issues with design thinking and problem solving.

http://portaviadesign.com/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/19 ... =discovery

Day Job:
I worked in multimeda as an eLearning contractor. Right now, I do freelance graphic design and illustration jobs.

Passion Project:
Turning my artwork into tangible items (mostly jewelry, lapel pins, etc.). I'd love to have an indie-run accessory line.

My day job - I work at a language center in New York teaching foreign languages to adults from all over the world.

My passion - to open my own language school in Manhattan where I would teach Russian following my curriculum. Just like "there's no substitute for butter", there is no better way to get to know people than communicating in their native language.

Here's a link to my fundraising campaign.

https://www.gofundme.com/dreamtoopenschool

My day job is helping other people with their passion projects. In fact, my employer Funded Today has worked with nearly 2,000 so far as 2017 ends. Some are frustratingly hard to help, but I'm glad that we've succeeded as often as we have. So far, so good... Here's to 2018!

My day job is management consulting, my passion is my startup - skimmy.io, and we are planning to do a kickstarter project when we are going to expand the business. That's why I'm here to learn about kickstarter now.

Day Job:

Actually, I'm between jobs right now. Most recently I worked at a bakery for nearly three years, but the environment became hostile enough that despite a recent promotion, I had to leave. I guess that's why right now I'm trying my hardest to crowdfund some projects and improve my Youtube channel. Don't get me wrong, I'm looking for new work, but I'd hate myself if I didn't try to nurture my creative interests.

Passion Project:

I have a few books I'm working on, and I have a few screenplays I really want to film. But my biggest passion project right now is the Youtube channel I run with my wife. We're working our butts off to build a subscriber base and make our videos better.

my day job and my dream job is at this moment the same, my new project. Working last two years on it almost every day and been preparing for it time in advance already before, still this has only been possible through huge support of my closest.

Though still love cars, photography and art.