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@extraneous Thanks for the reply! I almost changed career paths in uni but didn't like the idea of self-promotion either. My brother in law took the plunge to change careers about two years ago though and has been really thriving.

@extraneous What's the hardest part of building a career as a personal trainer? Did you start with your own practice or as a part of another trainer's team?

@jobar How long did you leave it up? When did you post it? It's possible that just due to the nature of Reddit the post didn't make it front of someone who knew how to help you by the time you took it down, especially if it was a really specific question.

@chrishudges I've heard that 1200 is considered pretty extreme but I'm not an expert. I guess the question is do you think you can sustain it? 120g protein is hard for me and I'm cutting at 1900-2000 calories.

@dontreallyknow Congrats! I've never hit it either, but I'm thinking that by the end of the year maybe I'll get there. I'm getting closer every week 💪💪

@jonathanxr Gonna go against the grain here and say that I think people posting their successful fitness results with commentary on how long they have been vegan is (1) motivating for people like me who aren't where they want to be yet and (2) excellent marketing for people who are not yet vegan...

@scorcher007 Yeah I can understand that kind of stuff, which is why I didn't call it out. But it still doesn't address my criticism that if you want to see that content why not ask for it or create it yourself?

@scorcher007 I don't understand this kind of thinking. If that's what you wanted to see but you don't see it, why not get it started? Or at least ask questions? The thing about workouts though is that they don't change just because you're vegan. So I don't see a point in making this sub focused...