kenzington is looking for a career that will allow him to have prestige. He doesn't want to work hard, and values continued learning. He enjoys Arts and Writing, and is good at helping people.
Dr. Preston Burke (Grey's Anatomy) If you are good with your hands, and brilliant, this profession may be for you. Preston Burke is as gifted at using a scalpel as he is at removing his scrubs in the heat of the moment.
Dr. Derek Shepherd (Grey's Anatomy) A physician is an unspecialized doctor: They need to know about everything, but only enough to diagnose and refer to another doctor, a specialist. Dr. Derek Shepherd is a general practitioner on Grey's Anatomy.
Alan Harper (Two and a Half Men) Chiropractors are doctors that treat back injuries and other back-related ailments. However, they are often considered quacks that do nothing. After all, Alan Harper, a frontier chiropractor, has nothing better to do all day than deal with Charlie Sheen's comedic antics.
Inspector Gadget (Inspector Gadget) John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy were both put in jail due to the hard work of detectives, as were a host of other criminals and crumb-bums. Inspector Gadget doesn't really do anything. His niece, Penny (who I had quite the crush on when I was a kid-got to love them cartoon honeys), does all the work.
Mickey Goldmill (Rocky I-III) An athletic trainer helps athletes get ready to compete in their chosen sport. In Mickey Goldmill's case, this includes motivating Rocky by telling him things like: "You're gonna eat lightnin'; you're gonna crap thunder!" That's certainly inspiring.