Hey everyone,
I am interested in becoming a natural building teacher/professional, and wanted to know if any of you had any info/anecdotes/advice on that process.
My whole life growing up I was never really passionate about anything, which has always been a concern of mine and a real source of stress in my late high school years when I was supposed to decide what i'm going to do for the rest of my life(no pressure or anything lol). Really the thing I enjoyed the most was reading
books like Swiss Family Robinson, Hatchet, My Side of the Mountain, etc. Books about returning to a natural way of living. I have never been able to muster much enthusiasm or drive to commit 50+ hours a week to some job, it always just seemed like a waste to me, what good does it do in the big picture? I believe we are not meant to live like that.
Since discovering natural building I have been absorbing every little scrap of info I can,every book I can get at the library,every
video I can find on youtube, here on permies, groups on
facebook, I am crazy about this stuff! This is really the only career I can see myself feeling passionate and productive about. So I really want to see what it would take to make it a career!
My wife has recently decided to pursue a career in nutrition, and it just feels right as rain, me helping make responsible and healthy homes and her helping people fill them with responsible and healthy food!
My biggest concerns right now are education costs to become a natural building teacher and job security once i am qualified to be a natural building teacher. If anyone has any opinions or info on this subject, I would love to hear from you! Thank you for taking your precious time to read this, I really appreciate it. Have a great day!!