I believe good solid nutrition will only enhance your productivity and enjoyment of your accomplishments.

I have a dual bachelor's in chemistry and biochemistry, master's in public health/epidemiology, a PhD in Nutrition/Community Health, board-certified Traditional Naturopath, and personal trainer.

But the stigma around discussing money has to be overcome, just like we're recognizing the importance of being able to talk about nutrition, anxiety, depression and addiction.

Even if you knew everything about nutrition, had awesome work ethic, could run 6 miles in 45 minutes and could bench 200lbs, it would be a tough sell to new clients because you don't look the part.

I've gone to workshops/seminars at work like this, where there was a general topic (like "Nutrition") and the lecturer started off by polling the room or subject matter, and then we voted on which of those topics were of highest interest, and then the lecturer just worked down the list.As for what kids should do when they turn 18, they should get a job if they don't already have one.

In addition to real estate investing, my "side hustle" is nutritional counseling.

My background is in health coaching, nutrition counseling and personal training.