As college upperclassmen were faced with this question every day, where will I be after I graduate? What would I like to do the rest of my life? At times it can be quite scary, yet at the same time possibilities remain endless. I look forward to the future and I really hope that all of my goals are achieved.
Professionally
Professionally, down the road I would like to be involved in the health and fitness industry and have a job where I have an impact on peoples lives. As the next 10 years go by I would like to have a secure job in health services, promotion, management or health administration. I plan on working for a facility and going back to graduate school to get my MBA with a health management emphasis. As for my personal life, in 10 years I hope to keep in touch with the one's closest to me; friends, family and others. Accordingly, I would like to be married and in the early stages of starting my own family. Therefore, my professional achievements and my personal life will change dramatically throughout the decade.
Destination
Finding a job and starting a family is one thing, but where am I going to be at when all of this is happening? In all honesty, It is not a major factor and all depends on what happens professionally and in my personal life. Being from the north, I would really like to try and make my way back up the east coast, hopefully somewhere closer to family in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. All and all, I will pretty much go with the flow and just want a nice home along the east coast.
Lifestyle
When it comes to lifestyle, I really do not want to change a whole lot. I would really like to continue achieving my fitness goals and be able to run in the Boston Marathon. I hope I maintain a healthy way of life and my nutrition, sleeping habits and total wellness remain constant. Additionally, I really hope I am not crazy busy and have time to share with my family and friends. In conclusion, change is inevitable, and I am excited to see where my road takes me in the coming years.
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