It’s important to have something to fall back on! These stars share what they’d do if they weren’t famous.

Minka Kelly

The Ransom Canyon star recently admitted she sometimes felt she was washed up in Hollywood. “After any job finishes, if any amount of time passes, you’re like, ‘OK, this is it. I had a good run,’” the Friday Night Lights alum said. One source of comfort: knowing she could go back to her old job as a scrub tech in hospital ORs. “I loved it so much,” said the 44-year-old. “It’s really good to feel like you’re good at something.”

Margot Robbie

The Barbie star has become a major Hollywood player, producing hits like Promising Young Woman and Saltburn — so it was a bit of a shock when the Aussie actress announced her thoughts on what she’d do if she weren’t acting. The 34-year-old once said, “I’d like to think I’d be a trapeze artist.”

Jennifer Aniston

The Friends star is doing pretty well for herself, but she can see making a career pivot. “My dream is to open a wellness center,” said the 56-year-old, known for her serene homes and love of fitness. “I have a fantasy where you have this beautiful space with facialists, rotating workouts, meditation classes and a café with recipes that are healthier versions of delicious foods, so you’re not deprived. I’m working on it in my brain.”

Jen actually has two backup plans, once saying, “If I wasn’t an actress, I’d want to be [an interior] designer.”

Jennifer Lawrence

The mom of two was just a teen when she began acting — so maybe she missed career day at school. “I thought for a while maybe I could be an interior designer,” the No Hard Feelings star, 34, once said. “That was the only job I knew about because my mom was friends with an interior designer.”

Tiffany Haddish

Hey, she’s known for her raunchy comedy, so it’s not too much of a stretch! “I always say, ‘If this comedy thing doesn’t work out, I would probably be a sex education teacher’,” the Girls Trip star, 45, once confessed, adding, “I would be the best sex education teacher. I guarantee none of my kids would have STDs after I finished teaching them.”