It's definitely in the corporate route, which is where I was for a couple years, they're finding value in that and it's not so much like, hey, we need a fitness person, it's not so much, hey, we need a community health person, but like we need someone anyone to kind of help

disrupt the pattern a little bit. So where do you think was a good question

sparring off of that? Because we all have been doing different things with it.

What do you think it's been the biggest surprise of,

wow, this health promotion education really set me up for success here,

and wow, I wish I had a class on like

insert name here like I have no idea what the hell I'm doing.

Oh boy.

Yeah, yeah.

You know I'm not done but but since I work in the department I do a lot, work with a lot of

grad students, I've seen kind of the progression of classes.

I wish there was more learning about like insurance and benefits and how it works because I try to read

up on like benefits just to be like when I get my first big girl job I don't know what

they're talking about at orientation but I feel like a lot of health promotion

also works directly with benefits you know you're trying to lower those costs and all that

but also just like as a person like yeah what's the difference between like co-pay plans and like in network and out of network and all that stuff it's just like

And I can tell you from an entrepreneur route one way to advocate yourself more to attract more clientele whether

you're doing personal training, health coaching, whatever is that most people

don't know the true ins and outs of their health insurance plan and

actually in there if you have an

HSA health savings account or a flexible savings account flex spending account excuse

me that if you go to your doctor you can get what's called a letter of

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