I read. I train martial arts.  I work as a stunt double. I have met a lot of actors including Ryan Reynolds. I have a diet and exercise plan. Having the martial arts background on my resume helps me land better jobs. I know a lot of tricks for minimizing impact of marital arts training. Expensive education led me into a career path that didn't involve years of schooling. I graduated high school but never went to college. I went into martial arts after high school. I would have liked to have studied physical therapy if I went to college.
I am studying to be a lawyer. I want to be family/divorce lawyer. I love horses. I ride horses. I have 2 months left be fore finals and then the bar. After that I have an internship through a local office for seven months. I will be paid. It's not like full time job pay scale but better than working for free. I am working in family/divorce law. I have 2 long months of school left but am looking forward to moving on to the next part of my life. I've seen YouTube videos of martial arts trainers . I have a student loan. It was a hard decision to apply for school loans. I have been to college and plan on opening my own lawyer office. I have accumulated student loans.
I just got contacted about working as a stunt double for the newest Deadpool movie! Congratulations!! I really enjoyed those films. They are funny as anything. Does a lot of planning go into doing stunt work? Ehhh...there is a lot, what with bureaucracy and burn gel and whatnot, but you get a bit of a pattern to it after a while. Your martial arts training should definitely help with the stunt work. It's so cool that you get to meet Ryan Reynolds. Are you a fan of his other movies? Yeah. Anything with National Lampoon in it is solid. The first Deadpool kept it real, which is more than I can say of modern churnouts like Wonder Woman. The Marvel cinematic universe definitely is better than what DC has churned out. Justice League was a disaster and I actually fell asleep watching it.  Quite true. Any similarities between the films and the legal world? I hear you're graduating soon. Ready for office politics and the like? Yes Im ready to dive into a storm of red tape and regulations. The only similarities is that both industries can be cutthroat at times.  Especially since you're going into divorce law? Guess the confidentiality agreements will lose you sleep. I see it not as an ending but as a way for two people to continue on their life without legal complications hindering their personal growth and enjoyment.  Being philosophical, I see! Well I wonder how life would have ended up differently as well, had I gone for a physical therapy degree at uni. I guess my body would have had a lot of personal growth. Either way, Im sure you would have been a success. Now you are going to be in a major motion picture. Big things are coming your way. 