<prompt> Human: My wife is 34 years old and wants a better jobcareer.A summary of her life: Born in South Korea, moved to Japan to study fashion, moved back to South Korea to work in the fashionmanufacturing industry, and finally moved to the USNYC to study English and to pursue other things. She is a waitress and yoga instructor. Yoga is her passion, but yoga doesnt pay the bills unless you own a studio or are some sort of rock star. Waitressing is the backbone of her income but that isnt a career or something she enjoys. She wants to quit being a waitress, but not yoga. She is OK teaching yoga nights and weekends if she works full-time because yoga is something she really enjoys. Initially, my thought was to help her find a job but then I realized that investingestablishing in a career is probably better for her in the long run. We arent expecting a 6 figure salary or anything like that, just something not too stressful and something she enjoys.Anyways, any ideas? She likes yoga, fitness, health, and helping people 1-1. Schooling is OK but preferably not too much a 2 year commitment, or less, is ideal, but longer is probably OK.At the present, we were thinking physical therapist assistant or something similar school for this is ofcourses expected. I know little about the health industry and what the requirements are but it seems relatively stable and in demand.Can anyone elaborate on this industry or perhaps pitch other careerjob-related ideas for us to look into?Thanks.  <response>: This is a little tangential but she could look into becoming a translator or interpreter if she kept up her Korean. 