A Career As An Interior Designer And Athletic Trainer

As a child I would always color or draw on anything in sight whether it was the table, chair, and even one time the wall. Once I was done creating my masterpiece, I would run through the house in hope to find my mom so I could show her my work of art. Now looking back on these moments I have considered them to be what started my passion for art along with exercise. After researching many careers, I found two completely opposite careers but they both involve my passions: interior designer and athletic trainer. Interior designer and athletic trainer are different careers when it comes to their education, responsibilities, and work environments.
Interior designers and athletic trainers have many responsibilities to fulfill their job requirements. Interior designers have to determine their client’s goals and requirements, consider how the space will be used, and create timelines for the completion of the project (“Interior Designer”). To become an interior designer I need to be able to communicate well with my clients which is something I would need to improve upon if I …show more content…
Interior designers will be working full time along with having flexible schedules to fit their client’s schedule and be willing to travel to their client’s location to complete their job (“Interior Designers”). I’m willing to work full time and travel to any given location but having to have a flexible schedule for my clients might cause a problem for me because I enjoy hanging out with my family and friends. On the other hand, athletic trainers work full time, weekends, and work during sports events along with traveling with sports teams and being able to work in any weather conditions (“Athletic Trainers”). For me I want to be able to work outside and be physically fit because my job does not have me sitting all