Imagine that you were required to work in the health and wellness industry for four years. What type of job or career would you
pursue for those four years? Why would you select that particular career? Do you think you would be likely to continue working in that field after the four years, or would you seek other work? Explain your decision. << Read Less
If I had that kind of job, Id be a health coach. Promoting health has become something of a thing for me. Exercising and playing sports like basketball, kickball, running, jogging, weight lifting, stretching, and eating in a health way with a few minor treats here and there and then burning it off afterwards. I'm still working my way to a lot of that, but I'm a little scared of becoming a little too buff. I'm not one for strength, I'm a pacifist. Which is exactly why I need it. I only use strength when absolutely needed. Promoting Being healthy and doing the right thing, might not change the world, but it could help some poor soul with an obesity problem or a health problem that could be helped with doing healthy things. I wish the world and reality wasn't so harsh. Maybe then the world could truly be perfect. That's what I'd do with a job like that.
Clare complains about her job duties at work, rarely completes assigned tasks, and is regularly late for work. When she is fired she claims it was due to her co worker badmouthing her instead of blaming it on her own poor work performance. Which defense mechanism explains clares reaction
