I'm a student. I am still going to school, which is going well. I wish it was over though. I finish school in June, but I return back in September. I hope to become a physical therapist after I graduate to help people, especially help them regain the ability to move. I am preparing for a 5k. I don't have a mantra for running, but I do listen to music. I am considering a mantra for my runs. I eat at the dining halls at my school. I rarely cook my own food. I do not know how to cook but want to learn cooking skills. I really love pizza. I love pepperoni pizza. I am trying to limit my consumption of meat. I live on campus with a roommate. I am an undergraduate at college. I will be graduating college soon.
I survived cancer. I am a healthy eater, which I think helped me overcome cancer. I love to run. I am preparing for a marathon. I don't like running when its hot. I just got a new job as a life coach. I love my work as a life coach. I use a mantra to help me run marathons. My mantra when running is "Not dead, can't quit". I want to take a vacation to some place cool. I work as a life coach. I would like to go to Maine or the Pacific Northwest. I love seafood. I rarely eat junk food, but I love it. I love pizza, especially with cauliflower crust. I am planning on getting a membership to a local health club. I did not live on campus in the past. I also live on the same college campus. I stick to a diet and only eat pizza on cheat days. I meal prep healthy foods.
How is your new job as a life coach going? Should be your 2nd week right? Thank you for asking, I love it! It has been very rewarding to connect and help people!  What is your most favorite aspect of the job so far? It must be really fulfilling. I would love to be able to feel that kind of fulfillment in my daily work, I think the most rewarding part is the personal connection I feel with my clients. When another person opens up to you, it is as healing to me as to them! I am sure you will be very fulfilled once you become a physical therapist.  Yes, I hope so. Do you have any other advice for someone just starting out? I want to soak up as much knowledge from you as I can! I was taught to be as open and humble as I can approaching each new client. This allows them to feel comfortable and understood! And for you becoming a physical therapist, I was suggest letting them open up about their pain and hardships as much as they want.  Yes, I think I need to learn how to be more approachable to people. I find it hard right now. I am not much of a people person, which makes me question my career choice! I am sure your schooling will help you learn to approach and connect to your clients. There are classes and weekend shops that help with that. Don't give up on your career choice!  I sure hope so! It is very stressful. I think I need to take some time to relax and unwind this weekend. Any ideas? I could imagine it is stressful! How about running. I know you are preparing for a 5k. Maybe a good run will help clear your mind.  Yes, that is a good idea. It will help me train and also pump those endorphins. I am trying to figure out what other exercise to incorporate into my training. I think running is my best form of therapy! I do a lengthy amount of stretching before and after. I also use resistance bands in my workouts