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When I decided to become a Personal Trainer, it wasn’t because I wanted to solely focus on changing how people look. It came from how I felt. When I first started training, I had no idea what I was doing. I felt overwhelmed in the gym.  Everyone seemed confident and knew a lot more than me.  I second-guessed myself constantly.  I showed up, but I didn’t feel capable. I remember frequently feeling frustrated at my ‘failures’ - like I should be further along, stronger, better.