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Lost Dog · 08-10-2006, 09:49 AM

Think of the job as fuel for your career. A necessary component to keep you moving.

It may have been frustrating for you, back when you were posting the dumb stuff you saw everyday, but there was a good point to that. For every dumb thing, you put it right in your head.

I'd suggest going back to that, but take each dumb thing and turn it around and tell yourself what you'd do differently. Or, you could start a blog and tell us about it, too.

This site, alone, has so many examples of people who are fitness professionals with a variety of takes on subjects, a variety of career aspirations, etc.

Some want to train people, some want to write articles, some want to write books, some want to get deep into nutrition and the science of fitness. There's a lot of overlap and a lot of opportunity.

I'm not sure how to wrap this up. It's early...

Roland

08-10-2006, 09:49 AM	#4 (permalink)
Lost Dog You mean three DOG moon! Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: The South Bay! Posts: 19,222	Think of the job as fuel for your career. A necessary component to keep you moving. It may have been frustrating for you, back when you were posting the dumb stuff you saw everyday, but there was a good point to that. For every dumb thing, you put it right in your head. I'd suggest going back to that, but take each dumb thing and turn it around and tell yourself what you'd do differently. Or, you could start a blog and tell us about it, too. This site, alone, has so many examples of people who are fitness professionals with a variety of takes on subjects, a variety of career aspirations, etc. Some want to train people, some want to write articles, some want to write books, some want to get deep into nutrition and the science of fitness. There's a lot of overlap and a lot of opportunity. I'm not sure how to wrap this up. It's early... Roland __________________ - - Lost Dog's Blog workout log & fitday "The wolves spoke to me in a language all their own; it was like German, Mongol, and Bitchin' all mixed together."