Probably helping those who want to loose weight long term or have a healthy relationship with food and be happy in their bodies. it really makes me sad when someone says they’ve had terrible experiences with crash diets and are miserable or when they used to have an ED and struggle with their relationship with food..
Trust me I know what having an ED was like, struggling with it for the majority of my early teens into adulthood almost being hospitalised. Now bodybuilding is my main thing and I don’t have major experience but that would also be cool. Not sure how good I’ll be with clinically obese people loosing weights as well I’m only used to bodybuilding diets tbh.
But either way I think I could share a lot of knowledge and improve people’s lives.. maybe one day I mean
I've taught a few different things. I used to teach people how to use the gear in a recording studio in college. After starting in corporate IT, I trained new techs, doing classroom training and hands-on. I did that for 3 different companies over 15 years.
I then quit IT, and eventually became an installation contractor for satellite TV systems (DirecTV and Dish Network), and the industry norm was bare minimal training - which was a path to constant problems and failure. I provided several days of classroom training for my techs before field training, and my techs were widely regarded as the best around, and other contractors tried to steal my techs.
For the last decade, I've been an Audio Video Integrator, and I have trained my installers.
Training is expensive, but a lack of training costs far more in the long run.
I'm already a tutor... and I do focus on helping the youngsters to learn on their own, to find out their own better way on how to tackle and face their ow learning
and I've also done coaching, mostly with soccer and for that I focus on some of the fine technical aspects of the game, polishing some skills here and there, and I try to make it fun as well, not so serious
I teach first grade. outside of that, I teach my daughter/son love, traditions, values, self respect, finances, mental/physical health. Nirtrional health, be a risk taker…etc…
if I were to teach anyone outside … I would teach them about self love and finances.
I do teach for a living; I teach English. My work day just ended an hour ago.
But if I had to teach something else, something less useful, I could be a professional Pokemon coach. To teach players/trainers how to competitively battle.
Well I thought about being a teacher, my friends and my sister say that I would be a good teacher but I don't see myself teaching. To answer your question I would teach literature or history.
i would have lectures debunking the bullshit that feminists claim. like the glass ceiling, unequal pay and all that shit. i don't even have to come up with stuff. i already got the formal education and the knowledge to do that.
I would try to teach why gender is a social construct and it isn't your identity. The title itself is hard to assimilate for most people around my age and even older people, so, yeah, that's why I say I would try.
@Agagagagaga What many people need is to stop living a fantasy. Stop being oppressed victims of unreal stuff and begin to live their real life, many people need to learn to start thinking for themselves.
I have no leg to stand on, but I'd teach someone on Florda History, Political Ideologies, Cognitive Function/MBTI/Jungian Theory, 70s-90s Anime, and Italo Disco.
Just weird shit I dig rabbit holes on.
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I would teach women how to have the 3 main types of orgasms when they believe they can’t
