Who I am

I didn't become a coach because I read a book about it. I became one because I've been the person sitting across from where you are now, more than once. I joined the RAF at 21, by the time I left my uniform had defined alot of my personality that I hadn't even noticed. It told people who I was, what rank I was, what role I was currently doing, therefore approximately how old I was, roughly what experience I had etc. It even told me who I was. I was known by my rank and surnam