Analysis: From Today's Dietitian
1. From Today's Dietitian
“We need to start looking harder at the science of weight loss and admit our limitations. And then we need to get on with the business of helping people build healthful habits and good relationships with food.”
The role of a dietitian is not to "transform" individuals but to help them build healthy relationship with food. An individual can be large and healthy, or skinny and unhealthy, I think that the size does not matter, what matters is how the person feels. Some seek to lose weight, others try to gain weight. Dietitian must use their scientific knowledge to meet the needs of clients. As well, clients who avoid dietitians because of their size need to be educated, because the size does not always reflects health.
2. From the newsletter …show more content…
Get to know yourself and what you stand for. I believe that it is important to know ourselves in order to know our capacity. Knowing our ability, strength or weakness will help us in our entrepreneurial journey. However, It may be challenging to perform a self-study as sometimes we are not conscious of our acts.
3. From the lecture
Write articles and get a book published.
This is an excellent approach to build your image as writing improves your credibility. This class provided me with many insights and tips to write a book.
4. To support the image that I am creating, I need to work on my leadership skills. As I look young, (and I am not tall) individuals always think that I am a student or an assistant, no matter how professional I dress. I am concerned that my future clients do not take me seriously. I already had the experience in fitness with few clients who had to remind me that "they could be my mother"... Since I have an idea of how people perceive me, and I kind of know my limits, all I need is to develop the skills that will close the
“We need to start looking harder at the science of weight loss and admit our limitations. And then we need to get on with the business of helping people build healthful habits and good relationships with food.”
The role of a dietitian is not to "transform" individuals but to help them build healthy relationship with food. An individual can be large and healthy, or skinny and unhealthy, I think that the size does not matter, what matters is how the person feels. Some seek to lose weight, others try to gain weight. Dietitian must use their scientific knowledge to meet the needs of clients. As well, clients who avoid dietitians because of their size need to be educated, because the size does not always reflects health.
2. From the newsletter …show more content…
Get to know yourself and what you stand for. I believe that it is important to know ourselves in order to know our capacity. Knowing our ability, strength or weakness will help us in our entrepreneurial journey. However, It may be challenging to perform a self-study as sometimes we are not conscious of our acts.
3. From the lecture
Write articles and get a book published.
This is an excellent approach to build your image as writing improves your credibility. This class provided me with many insights and tips to write a book.
4. To support the image that I am creating, I need to work on my leadership skills. As I look young, (and I am not tall) individuals always think that I am a student or an assistant, no matter how professional I dress. I am concerned that my future clients do not take me seriously. I already had the experience in fitness with few clients who had to remind me that "they could be my mother"... Since I have an idea of how people perceive me, and I kind of know my limits, all I need is to develop the skills that will close the