Coach
@TheCoachis_BA

I am a jack-of-all-trades type. It's kind of a problem. I am trying my best to figure out what I'm great at instead of settling for good enough. I believe going back to school to become a full-stack web developer is my best path. I think it will be a good fit for me professionally as well as allowing me to pursue my hobbies and extra ambitions. But before I go and ask for any hand outs let me explain a little bit about myself. I graduated college with a Bachelors degree in Sports Management with an Associates in Business. I've volunteer coaching youth baseball and basketball for both boys and girls for several years. I finished two sports related internships. I've won some sales competitions in my early 20's. I've helped manage a buy/sell used bookstore, and have a soon to be expired EMT-Basic license after practicing for a year. I've also gotten a short story published. See what I mean about versatility? I could go on.

I'll instead focus on what I've been working on recently and what I'm expecting to do in my future. I currently have two of my own websites where I write a variety of topics. I do articles on sports and movie reviews. I also like to write short stories, blogs, and hobby related pieces such as gardening. I stream video games on Twitch. I would like to continue to host my podcast and continue my Beer Liquor Wine Club but there are only so many hours in a day and they are on hiatus. My main goal in 2021 is to get back into the work force and earn health benefits first. I got a job and started last week. My other goal is to start an online program for full-stack web development. But before I can do this I first need to find a way to save up some money for the down payment for school. Once I get the down payment paid for I know I'll be able to afford the monthly payments as I already live pretty cheap. I'm also hoping that if I continue to pursue my efforts in Twitch and writing for B.B.R and Sports Guy Nation that perhaps I can get enough donations to help cover my bills and pay off my college loans.