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Hi all, personal trainer here.

A little background: I graduated a few years ago with a degree in exercise science, and followed up by acquiring one of the highest Personal Training (PT) certifications. I've worked as a trainer for a variety of gyms in my three years of professional experience. I currently work for a certain national gym chain as the only trainer on staff for my branch.  When I started, I loved every second of it, and made a good deal of money doing so.  Now that I've been working at this gym chain for about 6 months, I find myself being totally indifferent to my clients and coworkers. I no longer have any drive to workout, because who wants to be at work for longer after being at work? In short, I feel burned-out.  I attribute this to my current company being numbers and sales-driven and not actually caring about the quality of the training. The corporate office just wants me to make more and more contracts and sales.  Despite these feelings, I know I am really quite good at being a PT, which creates a huge conflict for me. 

I've come to the conclusion that I need to leave, for the sake of my professional name and my own goals in the gym. I feel like I need to get the hell out of this gym chain.  All I know is being a PT, and really have a hard time seeing myself doing something not-fitness related. I've sent a couple of applications to some local college gyms to be a part their athletic strength training team, but who knows when/if that'll take, however my eagerness to quit my current job is somewhat lowering my standards.
<bot>: I'm stuck in a job that I went to school for that I used to love and very much excel at, but my soul is slowly dying. Stay? Go? What direction do I go in?