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The document discusses the personality traits and job responsibilities associated with three careers: actor, inventor, and teacher. Acting requires patience, as actors are constantly looking for work and it is difficult to find. Inventing may lead to riches if a successful invention is created, but many inventors hold second jobs as the pay can be unpredictable. Teaching offers decent pay and summers off, though paperwork takes up about 20% of teachers' time. Their role is important for educating and preparing children for the future.
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