Learning curve

Four shifts down and I’m finally starting to feel like I know what I’m doing.

Learning curve

Remember how nervous I was about that first official day? Turns out most of the training stuff made way more sense once I was actually doing it instead of reading about it.

The hardest part isn’t the work itself - it’s the scheduling dance.

Schedule juggling with leftovers

Between anatomy lab, my Tuesday/Thursday classes, and trying to pick up enough shifts to actually make decent money, I’ve basically become a human calendar. Jake found me color-coding my planner last night and just shook his head.

But honestly? I forgot how much I love being there. There’s something about helping people figure out their fitness goals that just clicks for me. Yesterday I spent twenty minutes with this girl who’d never used weights before, and by the end she was beaming. Made all the schedule stress worth it.

Still figuring out the balance thing, but at least now I know what I’m balancing.