If you went to physical therapy school between 2000 and 2020, you were trained under Vision 2020 — a genuinely good vision that also quietly taught you that you'd never be enough as you are.

In this Notes from a Fart Walk episode, recorded raw on an actual dog walk, Julie names the chip on the shoulder that almost every PT is carrying: the reason you keep collecting certifications, the reason you're looking at PA and NP programs at 41, and the reason so many women who pivot out of clinical work land somewhere new and think, huh, this isn't it either.

You didn't pack this baggage. It's still yours to unpack.

03:54 What a fart walk is, and why this one is unfinished

04:49 The clinician who did everything right and still felt behind

06:09 This isn't a failure of the profession, and it isn't yours either

07:22 Don't tell me you don't have a chip on your shoulder 1

5:07 What Vision 2020 taught 22-year-olds without meaning to

16:53 Who you are with no letters behind your name

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