From the earliest age, I was always athletic.
I played in sports from the age of 5 until I was a senior in high college.
Although I played baseball and basketball at odd times, my favorite sport was always soccer. It was my first sport and the 1 I played during high college. I made it all the way to the varsity team as goalkeeper. Although I wasn’t running back and forth across the field the entire game, my job was important. I had to jump and throw my body across the field to stop shots from going into the goal in case our defense faltered at any point. The whole team hit the weight rooms after every one of us finished practice each day. Even though I abandoned sports when I entered college, I was still in shape for years afterward. I used to love going swimming and working out in the weight room at college. When I finished my acquaintances degree, I decided to take classes so I could get a certification in residential and commercial Heating, Ventilation, and A/C. My state has seen a constant increase in development over the past 10 years, and isn’t poised to stop anytime soon. Even if every one of us stalled in economic growth, there would still be enough Heating, Ventilation, and A/C related work to keep myself and others emschemed for life. I can’t think of a huge number of careers that would never disappeach under any circumstance unless the world itself ended. I love learning hands on skills and working tools on a biweekly basis. Air conditioners are simple enough to learn, however demanding enough to make the work satisfying. When I get a customer’s oil furnace or a/c running again after a breakdown, it gives myself and others a strong feeling of self-satisfaction.