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 I always wanted to be an Interpreter for the United Nations, languages came easily to me but when I had to choose either Japanese or Mandarin in college, I switched to a double major in Psychology and Sociology keeping a concentration in Spanish and French.  One day while I was working out in the city, I was asked if I had ever competed in fitness. I was a Division 1 athlete and had the physique, but competing had never crossed my mind.  Well, that's where my fitness  journey found it's humble beginnings.  I quickly learned that my background could be easily applied in the fitness field.  Clients were not only interested in changing and improving their bodies, but a transformation of the mind was also necessary to make the change in the physical sense.  The mind and the body are diversely connected, which is why I think I've had so much success on a personal level with my clients.  Fitness is not just about how you look, it truly is a way of life.   How you perceive yourself has as much to do with how you feel on the inside as how you look on the outside.  I'm in my 50's and I feel better now than I have most of my fitness life and I have no plans of stopping any time soon.  This thing we call life is an amazing journey that waits for no one, so I say let's get after it, and have fun while we're at it!