1Food Stylist
GettyIf you've ever read a magazine, you've probably seen the impressive work of someone with this occupation. They know all the tips and tricks to making sure food looks drool-worthy — and get paid on average $77,000 (£62,000) to do so.
2Race Engineer
GettyAnyone who follows Formula 1 or racing in general know all too well that race engineers are crucial. After all, they act as the interpreter between the car and the driver to help the best performance possible take place. They also rake in around $134,000 (approx £108,000) for their work.
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3Voice Over Artist
GettyCommercials and cartoons would be nothing without these professionals, who know how to act with just their voices. When you think about it, that's not a bad gig for around $80,000 (approx £64,000) per year.
4Fortune Cookie Writer
Yes, this is an actual job and yes, it pays well. Up to $80,000 (£65,000) actually - but you are holding people's destiny in your hands..
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5Greensman
GettyAnyone who loves to garden in their spare time will appreciate this work, which is just that except on movie and TV sets. Yep, someone who tends to the greenery, garden and outside land to make it look exactly like it's meant to - and gets paid around $84,000 (approx £74,000) thanks to their green thumb.
6Ferrari Driver
GettyPeople who buy this luxury car aren't your average Joe. And that's why some car retailer pays driving instructors almost $90,000 (approx £72,000) per year to teach their buyers how to get the most out of their Ferrari.
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7Private Island Caretaker
GettyImagine getting paid to soak up the sun and pretend you own an island every day. Well, you can do it when the rich and famous are away, and earn on average $100,000 (approx £80,000) per year for it.
8Hollywood Stunt Person
GettyOnly adventurous personalities need apply for this job, which could include enduring punches or running through fire. But if you love a good thrill, it pays off — around $100,000 (approx £80,000) per year, to be exact.
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9Video Game Designer
GettyIf you're constantly trying to figure out how to beat the latest game, why not help come up with the same experience for others? You could earn around $83,000 (approx £66,000) per year to work on your passion every day.

Lauren is a senior editor at Hearst. She was previously the senior editor at WomansDay.com and the home editor at GoodHousekeeping.com and HouseBeautiful.com. Her book club, ramen, and jean jackets are a few of her favorite things.
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