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First off, in the actual Epilogue, there’s no mention of any of the Trio’s jobs anywhere, so if you want to go strictly by the book’s text without taking into account Rowling’s tweets, you’re free to imagine whatever career you’d like for any member of the Trio. Wanna imagine that Harry is living off his parents’ fortune without lifting a finger ever? You can. Wanna imagine that Ron is Minister for Magic and took a day off just to see his kids to school? You can. Wanna imagine that Hermione is a stripper at Knockturn Alley’s hottest night club? Guess what: you can!The only job we know for sure is Neville’s, being Herbology teacher at Hogwarts. And Hagrid’s, who’s doing what he’s always done as Groundskeeper.So if you want to get really technical and pointy you can say that Rowling did not give Ron a disappointing end, she gave him an open end. At least, when she wrote the book.Now if you want to go by her tweets, then Harry is an Auror and later Head of his department, Hermione is somewhere in Magical Law if I remember well, and Ron was an Auror for a while before he went to help George at Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes.Okay so, as many others have pointed out already (BIG KISSES Y’ALL ARE DOING GREAT), being a super successful businessman is pretty huge. I dare say it could net you more influence than any politician can get, because when you control a whole chunk of the economy, you can control politics by simply withdrawing some key parts of your industry, forcing politicians to accomodate you in their decisions and essentially being the power behind the throne.At least if you’re a businessman who is a millionaire who is also morally depraved like… 98% of millionaires?Anyway.So, Ron has an ending that is far from embarrassing, being a businessman takes work and skill. Also he was an Auror so, yeah, still a badass. But most of all, Ron is a family man. And being co-owner of Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes would allow him to have stable hours and devote more time into being at home with his children, like a caring, loving Weasley would enjoy.Plus, he got to marry the girl he fell in love with, have a family with her, and also to survive a war that claimed dozens of victims. If that’s not a happy ending I don’t know what is.

Unless you wanna take up a job that is going to be super stressful or entail a lot of responsibility, your best bet would be diversify.I make about $6000/mo and I save about 85% of my monthly salary and I predict I will retire at age 33.My gross income (about $6000) comes essentially from the following sources:Part time job ($1600/mo)Stocks, bonds, P2P lending ($100/mo)Real Estate ($2000/mo)My consultancy business ($2000/mo)Blog ($200 - $1000/mo)(I have a RE company but I only withdraw dividends when I need to renovate one of my rental properties or expand my portfolio)My expenses come down to rent + utilities, gas, mortgages, food and other stuff. This is usually about $1000).It is up to you to find different income streams. Choose something that works for you and stick with them.If you liked this post, follow me on Quora and on Facebook for more.

Many logical reasons, such as:They have run out of money - Some candidates are close to be broke and a loss in South Carolina would be the end of their ability to raise money.They'll lose their media coverage - Tulsi Gabbard is still in the race. She isn't however covered by the media, making her campaign essentially inert. No one wants that particular humiliation and so most will withdraw from the race before it does.They and their advisers realize that they have come to the end - You can remain in the race for as long as you'd like, however after a certain point the reality that you have lost must set in.There are three reasons right there.There are many others; however those three will be enough for the majority of candidates to exit if they fail in South Carolina.