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Forbes reported that women are starting to narrow the gender wage gap. As per the Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) report, women are taking home 81 cents for every dollar men are paid. In addition, reports show that young urban women are making 8 percent more compared with their male colleagues. Despite these trends, there are still some feminists who prefer exploiting male sexual desires to make money from jobs that service those proclivities. Some even choose to be web cam girls for porn sites.

Offbeat Career Paths

It is fairly common for people to chase their dream jobs. More often than not, these jobs are your conventional professions wherein the hiring process is strict and cut throat. By pursuing offbeat career paths, women get the opportunity to enjoy the “road less travelled” especially that men still get paid more in certain jobs in the United States. Here are some offbeat jobs that feminists may want to consider:

1. Construction or Mechanical Jobs

Women who are engaged in this male-dominated industry actually earn more than men. This is in contrast with the stereotype to women who also happened to be associated with low-paying professions. Feminists can work as labourers or supervisors in construction firms, or as maintenance painters and mechanics.

2. Body Collector

As crazy as it may sound, there are people who work as body collectors. There is a company that manages dead bodies resulting from accidents, murders or old age. The company will call its “collectors” who will then pick up the cold, sometimes bloody, bodies of strangers and bring them to the morgue or funeral parlours.

3. Surfer

In India, a woman is making rounds as the first expert female surfer in the country. Currently, she manages a surf club and a camp. Moreover, she works as the brand ambassador of a prominent surf wear.

4. Calligrapher

Feminists with a steady hand, imaginative character and a knack for words must work as a calligrapher. They can do this part-time and still earn at least $20,000 a year. Most of the time spent as a calligrapher is on client retention and making contacts.

5. Psychic

Since there is a profitable market here, women can work as a psychic. The job entails making astrology charts, playing Tarot cards, foreseeing the future and sometimes, speaking with dead loved ones. On average, a skilful psychic can earn at least $45 per session.

It is a known fact that women read more literary and fictional books compared with men. Moreover, they also frequent book clubs, libraries and book sales. If and when you come across books on sale, look for and add these chiropractic books on your mini-library.

1. Chiropractic First: The Fastest Growing Healthcare Choice Before Drugs or Surgery

The author of the book, Dr. Terry A. Rondberg, is notable for his works in the field of chiropractic therapy. Women who would want to know more about the field should read this, especially that chiropractic is often misconstrued. The book is ideal for mothers out there who would want to know how chiropracty offers a good health choice in keeping families away from dangerous drugs and precarious surgeries.

2. Well Adjusted Babies

Written by Dr. Jennifer Barham-Floreani, Well Adjusted Babies is a parenting and pregnancy book designed for parents. The book serves as the companion of mothers and moms-to-be in raising healthy and well-rounded children. Moreover, Well Adjusted Babies aims to educate the readers by narrating the author’s experiences regarding holistic pregnancy and care for kids.

3. Pediatric Chiropractic

Pediatric Chiropractic by Claudia Anrig and Gregory Plaugher is a thorough resource that encompasses an array of topics regarding pediatric chiropractic care. The book intends to assert that chiropractic can be an indispensable provider of health care for your kids. Some of the talking points of the book are care during pregnancy, scoliosis treatments, spinal trauma and pediatric nutrition.

4. Chicken Soup for the Chiropractic Soul

The book was rated 4.7 out of 5 stars in Amazon. From the New York Times Best Selling Authors, Chicken Soup for the Chiropractic Soul tells stories of chiropractors and the chiropractic industry. Heartening narratives in the book will definitely bring tears in your eyes. It also gives a preview of the things that chiropractic therapies can do when your traditional medicine seemed to stopped working.

5. Sammy the Centipede Goes to the Chiropractor

This book by Maria Luchsinger is an entertaining yet informative way of presenting chiropractic care to your children. By means of clever graphics and storyline, readers will be enlightened on the steps and measures that a chiropractor follows when adjusting a patient’s spine.

6. Poco – A Chiropractic Story

Just like the previous book, Poco – A Chiropractic Story creatively illustrates what is chiropractic care and how it helps us. Relatively a children’s book, the plot is a good bedtime story for children.

7. Chiropractic Technique: Self-Adjustment Made Easy

The book is designed for people who are suffering from joint pains but are sort of frightened in seeing a chiropractor. What makes it a must-read for women is that the author presented in detail how they can perform simple chiropractic techniques on their loved ones. What’s more comforting is a caress of a woman, ain’t that right?

8. The Well-Adjusted Dog: Canine Chiropractic Methods You Can Do

Written by Daniel R. Kamen, the book ranks number 7 in Books related to Pets and Animal Care. The Well-Adjusted Dog: Canine Chiropractic Methods You Can Do is best for women who love their dogs. The book explains and illustrates chiropractic techniques you can apply to your favourite canines.