How many of you Personal Trainers out there can see yourself doing this job for the rest of your life?

Clearly the answers above reflect a reality that Personal Training is a door through which to walk. Where you walk to, once you open that door us up to each and every individual.

I myself never intended to become a Personal Trainer. I entered the field after obtaining my first (or many) certifications to gain experience and give credence to my knowledge of “fitness”.

I did this as a means to promote both non-chemical therapy to overcome depression, which was part of a larger plan to promote a program of wellness facilitated by products I intended to import from foreign nations.

Instead, I learned along the journey of other modalities, and equipment as well. In addition I found something I truly enjoy, but way to fragmented for me personally to depend upon for my income solely.

Personal Training though has given me a very enjoyable means of creating a supplemental income, that allows me to work with and assist people in ways that brings me a great amount of joy. It has also not only taught me the importance of exercise, but shown me benefits specifically.