Several of my classmates who are fitness instructors are doing very well. A classmate's girlfriend is also engaged in the fitness industry. I got married at the beginning of this year, and my income is quite good. I still prefer the industry. She shows love every day, and also joins Amway Fitness Club.
You chose to leave soon after you started. From a bystander's point of view, I think this is a waste of your original intention of starting to learn fitness and choosing a career as a fitness instructor. And as long as you leave this industry, the initial value of entering other fields will be zero, which is completely at the lowest level of competitors. The pressure on yourself is very great, and you also said that you have been looking for a job for a while, which shows that your chances of success in changing careers are too small. For a novice in the industry, the longer you seek, the less likely you are to succeed. I don't know if you felt it when you were looking for a job. At present, most industries are overcapacity, and supply is less than demand, so don't look for your so-called fitness. Besides, you have been a coach for two years, which shows that it is suitable. I can't see whether the job is suitable for one month, nor can I see it for three months. You've been doing it for two years. It must be appropriate. You may see some negative factors from your teaching work, which will affect your realistic judgment and choice, but from an outsider's point of view, the negative factors are definitely less than the positive factors.
I strongly advise you to go back. It's important to live in the present. After all, everyone lives in the present. What you need is to adjust your work mentality and think in a positive and beautiful direction, so that you will not doubt what you are doing now. # PK092 1 from job q user: anonymous user.