Sometimes people ask me, "Why don't you just become a Special Needs teacher? You're so good with those kids and you love doing it. Why don't you just do that instead of all this health and wellness and chef stuff?" And although some of you may not have actually asked me, I can't help but think that you are thinking the same things. So here's the plan, here's the dream, the truth:
I absolutely love working with special needs children, however I don't want to do it as a career, and here's why: Often times people ask me how I can stay so calm and work so well with these kids and I tell them, "I teach more with my heart than with my head because all those kids really need is love and understanding". So, with that and the passion I have for working with special needs children the plan is to eventually start a non-profit organization that will raise money to build homes and schools in other countries for children with special needs. Here in the United States we have plenty of resources for special needs children but that is not the case in other parts of the world. So that's what I'm going to do, because really all these kids really need is love and understanding.
So the career plan is this: Once I finish at the University of Phoenix, I am attending culinary school first to get a Bachelors in Hospitality/Culinary management and then I will get my actual culinary degree or certificate. I plan on opening my own wellness retreat/bed and breakfast/mini-resort. That way I can combine my other passions of cooking, creating and helping people into one phenomenal place for one phenomenal experience. I just want to help people be healthy, through eating right, eating well, meditation, relaxation, and wellness. Once I do this, I will be able to soon after start my non-profit organization. So there you go, that's the dream, that's why I do everything that I do. I guess in a nutshell: I just want to help all people all around the world.
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