KeysCuda
Contributor
...seriously its very difficult to make money at something that others enjoy so much they will do it for free...
So true, so true.
It's like moving to live in a place because it's a wonderful place to live - then discovering that jobs are few and the ones that exist don't pay anything, because so many other people have the same notion. :depressed:
But, depending on your situation - as in, "Are you young without a lot of financial responsibilities?" - there could be worse things than spending a couple years as a pro dive bum, working in exotic locales!
True, the money and working conditions will suck, but still.
A cautionary note: If you plan to become a working pro underwater, you need to spend a lot of time underwater first. It's got to be darn-near second nature before you start adding work-related tasks, on top of diving skills.
Good luck.