I want an outdoorsy adventurous job, that involves traveling to different countries but i cant find one?

-I am a 15 year old male that wants what i have stated in the title.I have thought about becoming an english teacher in japan, but it doesnt involve outside and its alot of paperwork. To be honest im a very zen minded person and i want an adventure! i don't want a cookie cutter cubicle job. Money is nothing to me, as long as i have enough to support myself. I dont care about new clothes or new electronics, and i thnk i may get a bike instead of a car when im older, i have no problem with living on a paycheck of lets say atleast $30,000 a year. I am very physically fit and i only eat food that benefits my body. I exercise with wieghts and cardio exercises every other day. I can live in a one room house...I honestly dont care about possesions and material things. My idol is bruce lee, if that has any impact on anything haha. I am also very interested in different cultures, especially asian ones. My grades are good except for math and spanish. Overall i just want to live life because i know it's short, so i want to have the most adventure that i can and enjoy it the most that i can. Suggestions and answers are appreciated. If you have a job similar to what im describing then don't hesitate to share. I was also just considering backpacking and walking through asia or some thing haha Oh and i dont mind being alone, i actually almost prefer it. Thank you!

6 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.I would say park ranger, but the government is cutting spending quickly, so I wouldn't advise it. Regardless you will need a good bit of education for an employer to consider flying you around the world. If you are a decent writer, or like to take pictures, I would recommend National Geographic. They have a number of internship programs at museums and universities here and abroad. Green peace also requires a college degree now days (whatever happened to when they would dig wells for a village?) There was a job I looked at many years ago that would have been amazing. It was to hike up and down the Appalachian trail for two weeks at a time checking for trail damage and debris, you worked (if you can call it that) for two weeks straight, camping on the trail, then had one week off.



Good luck to you.



"Someone who loves their job will never work a day in their life."Well nice info but you are 15. Need to get finished with high school. If you like adventure suggest the army but the pay is bad. If you want to teach in Japan need a BA. I worked there for 1 year and have worked here in China for many years. The pay is low but the rewards are great.