Name: Q&Aパート2｜人間関係・教育・キャリア・芸術・フィットネス・幸せ (Q&A Part 2 | Relationship, Education, Career, Art, Fitness, Happiness)
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Okay, so the rest of these questions are, like, more personal.

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So, um, the 1st 1 is, how did you and Zach meet?

I was actually telling my grandma like, there's this guy and I just have so much in common with him were like equals.

We're just exactly like looking in a mirror and seeing each other.

And she's like, I don't know, I've heard opposites attract and I was like, Grandma, I've had enough opposite in my life.

So when Zac came along, it was just a breath of fresh air.

But that has nothing to do with how we met.

Um, we basically just had so much in common, like we even had the same major.

I mean, we were just inseparable in college, so we ended up just getting married in college.

I remember one time I just, like, jumped up in hugged him because I we were married.

And what we're having for dinner was another night of spaghetti with no meat.

Okay, so I studied graphic design in college with a minor in advertising.

I really loved all of the principles that I got from that.

A lot of the other stuff has just changed with time, so But the principles are what I'm really happy that I learned especially about, like, advertising.

So that was really cool while I was in college, I also this was the most important part, I think, is that I I was basically an apprenticeship level where I was able to, like, study and start my career at the same time.

So I've been in the industry for several more years than someone who just came out of college and started their career.

But now I am working from home in like a corporate setting.

Still where I'm ah, Web designer and also I work on APP.

So I design APS and I've had a lot of crazy opportunities, acts in the same field, so we both have had really cool places that we could have worked for, like, almost worked for a place in Silicone Valley last year.

So that was something I really had to consider in search my heart for, but ended up thinking that this was better to kind of lay low and have more, like work life balance that I really need at this moment in my life.

Do you hate your height Sometimes How to start loving that I'm short still struggling.

So I think that high is most obnoxious during different things in life.

Like trying to see over the steering wheel or cleaning because then when I get up high, like on a ladder, I'm like, Oh, my gosh, I've only been cleaning like half my house like those air little things.

I think overall, I've chosen to embrace it because I'm not going to change it.

Is your hair colored or have you ever thought about going shorter.

And there's things I really like about it.

I didn't always love it like when I was growing up.

I'm really thankful for my hair color, so I just kind of let it shine.

I like that when I'm in the sunlight, it looks a little bit red like it just does its own thing.

I don't know what I'll do When I turned gray and I did cut it Ah, in 2013 I went with, like a bob, So I mean, it was short and I had cut off all of this.

I mean, in my hair was longer than ever Waas at that point.

I regretted trying to grow it back out again because I took forever.

I still haven't grown it all the way back out yet, but yeah, I've got it.

And it was different, but I like it longer.

I feel like I could do a whole rant about or not rant but like just my journey of, like, trying to have clear skin and I still don't fully like I I think right now, like I've had a little bit more sugar, I've been exactly watching my eat, and that shows up on my skin.

I think that I had really struggles with my hormones causing acne and, like I got even more frustrated because the doctors that I consulted to about it we're like, This is your life now.

I'm sorry, and you can take pills if you want, but I just I'm a little bit more of a nerd about this type of stuff.

Like I wanted to figure out why and like what my body was trying to tell me and stuff.

It turns out I have symptoms of Pecos, and I just manage that or try to regulate it through what I eat.

I mean, I nerd it out about this like I took my temperature every morning to figure out what in my life was starting to affect my hormones, and I figured out that I am like, allergic to chicken, more or less so whenever I eat chicken, my temperature's just go up and down and I can't control them like my cycles were just completely screwed up whenever I didn't eat chicken or meat, aside from like fish or eggs, like I can still have those fish and accepts things, But that was a trigger for me.

So how I maintain my skin is really through nutrition and assessing, like what my own body I can handle and what it needs and stuff.

There's also a book, and I'm not crazy about the title or anything, but it's called The Woman Code.

Just kind of looks kind of cheesier weird or something, but it helps you eat for like every week as a woman like to figure out what your body needs nutritionally and t eat kind of.

According to that and the times that I've really focused in and done that I've felt absolutely amazing.

So I'll leave that link down in the descriptions for you guys can find that advice for a 20 year old.

I think that I would have told my 20 year old self that everything's gonna work out and to not worry.

There's so much, though, that I wish I would have done a little bit better and one thing that has really helped me a lot is learning about finances.

His whole program has really transformed my financial life.

We've learned so much, and I think that especially, this might not be advice for a 20 year old.

But if you happen to be married, that it's really important to be on the same page about finances even before you're married, like it's super important.

One cause of divorce is like financial money fights and stuff like that.

But also, I think why I'm talking about this for advice for a 20 year old is because when you're 20 year life like your finances have so much more compound interest and can be every little decision you make today, whether it's whether you're gonna go buy a coffee could really change your whole future by what the time you're 80.

And so just say, use like wisdom with that and see counsel for that day.

Ramsey's program is just absolutely incredible, like life transforming and gave me a ton of hope at that age where I was like Oh my gosh, I can see things better now.

I took his stuff when I was in college my senior year when I was, um, like, 2122.

And that was like, I was so thankful to learn that stuff at that age.

I also think while you're in your twenties, most people, that's really when you don't have a lot of other things going on like you're not married.

A lot of times, people don't have kids that age, so really chase your dreams, especially if you don't have any debt.

You have so much flexibility and freedom like this is a time in life where you can really just chase anything you really want to try or do.

It doesn't have to be a permanent thing that you're gonna do for life, but just to, like, try and flirt with different things in your life that you might want to pursue one day.

So I would just not wait around and just go ahead and try those things.

Okay, this is a question that I'm just absolutely loved to answer, because when I talk about like my hobbies and stuff, I can't do that without talking about like trail running.

There is nothing more fun to me than like going really fast through a trail in the woods like it's so much fun and your feet get better at it.

I totally beefed it, But overall, like I've gotten better at it.

I have so much more agility now and it's so peaceful out there.

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