Someone told me that courage is "Just putting your fear aside and treating the situation like a job to do".
And if it is any consolation, the bulk of the job will be:
--staying awake when it is dull
--supervising brats
--breaking up fights between rugrats
--suppressing horseplay
Actual life or death situations will be few--if ANY.
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THEN ITS NOT THE JOB FOR YOU. ITS THAT SIMPLE.
SAFETY IS FIRST. WOULD SOMEONE REALLY HIRE SOMEONE WHO HAD PANIC ATTACKS FOR A JOB THAT IS LIFE THREATENING?
i KNOW I WOULDN'T IF IT WAS BETWEEN YOU AND A FEW OTHERS THAT DIDN'T HAVE MENTAL ISSUES.
Why do you want to be a lifeguard? Ask yourself that question, and decide if it's worth putting yourself through this class.
Also decide if you can handle the job. Remember if a toddler falls into the pool or something, you can't panic.
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just relax and go do it. I was nervous as hell when starting new classes for things too but once you get through the first day you become acquainted with the routine and its just like every other day.
Okay, first off, your life will NOT end if you fail this class or will never be a lifeguard. Life always moves on. Faith helps a lot too and always believe that the future will be better no matter what.
Lifeguarding isn't for everybody. But if you make it through your class and your first rescue (sometimes it can be years before that happens, so always be ready), you'll get comfortable with it.
Please don't be a lifeguard, imagine if this was a real situation and someone died.
don't b anxious... believe in yerself!!! :D
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