u/Inner-Lynx-3971

▲ 7 r/FBI

What does an "average" day in the life of special agent with financial expertise look like?

I know each day varies, so "average" is a loose term. I keep seeing FBI Special Agent: CPA/Accounting/Finance Expertise pop up on my job search... and I am tempted.

I have my bachelors in business with a minor in finance, and am currently getting my MBA with a concentration in analytics. I've been working in accounting for the past 5 years, and spent 6 years in the Army (reserve).
I am really tempted to increase my fitness and apply. I am just wondering what an average day looks like, and if there is any type of work/life balance?

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u/Inner-Lynx-3971 — 3 days ago
▲ 15 r/runna

Pros and Cons of Runna?

I am considering getting a Runna subscription but it is expensive... so can you share your pros and cons on the app?

Here is my background and goals:

- I just ran my first HM and don't have any upcoming races YET, but want to do another HM and eventually a full marathon

- Right now, I want to increase my base mileage and increase my pace

- I tend to run too fast both during my long/easy runs (never stay in zone 2) and during my tempo runs (aka I start WAY too fast and gas out too early)

- Even with running "too fast" for my cardio base .... I am not fast. But I want to be

- I still weight train quite a bit

Would this app be worth it?

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u/Inner-Lynx-3971 — 7 days ago
▲ 75 r/running

How many half marathons should you run before training for a full?

I just did my first ever half marathon last month. I felt good after but was SO SORE (as to be expected). I now have motivation to do a full marathon, but ideally want it to be in the fall (IYKYK...winter running sucks, even in the southeast). I am not sure if it would be smart for me to aim for a marathon this fall. But I feel like next fall is so far away!

So ideally, how many half marathons should I have under my belt before taking on the feat of a full marathon? How do you know you are ready to start ramping up training?

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u/Inner-Lynx-3971 — 9 days ago
▲ 3 r/GenZ

I am on the edge of gen z and millennial, but don't use TikTok or IG so I feel like I miss out on a lot of social media memes and such. I recently saw someone on reddit call someone a Kevin, and when that person asked what that meant... they then got berated by a bunch of people reiterating he is a Kevin.

I also do not know what a Kevin is but definitely did not want to ask on that sub. So can someone please enlighten me? I am not getting much from Google. Is it basically a male Karen?

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u/Inner-Lynx-3971 — 14 days ago