Just look at professional athletes for example.

But the main reason I did it was, I spent my entire life in athletics through the minors and then as a Chef but the whole time I was in and around Real Estate.  

After landing, you go directly to US customs / immigration where they check your paperwork to make sure you are entering legally. https://www.dhs.gov/visa-typeshttps://www.uscis.gov/https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visa...https://www.usa.gov/green-cardsI don't see that there were any questions, but for those who are interested: These are the only ways that someone can legally come to the U.S. and work and potentially stay here: 1) Have a direct relative (parent, spouse, child) sponsor you and confirm that they will be responsible for you.2) Be a political refuge (in fear for your life, if you stay in your home country)3) Invest $ 1,000,000 in the U.S. economy by starting a business here, that within 3 years has to double its number of fultime employees from 3 to 64) Be an internationally acclaimed musician, athlete, artist, scholar, supermodel5) Be specially trained in a job that no American can do.

Our next meetup is 6pm on Nov, 14th at The Athletic Club of Columbus

They have that scarce talent, athletic ability, and an excellent work ethic.

I won't go into much detail, but I do have a decent athletic scholarship that saves a healthy chunk of money for myself.

., lawyer, nouveau riche tech professional, retired athlete etc., usually highly successful in their own lane, intelligent and competitive with an ego to match) thinks they're too smart to need an agent and ends up worse off than if they had a GOOD agent.

Also mentally if I can give them what they want and they think they have won then really I have won if it's just money etc.Just like athletes on any given day no matter how well trained anyone is someone can get lucky and take you out.

I currently live in Denver, Colorado but my wife and I will be moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico on September 1st, 2014.I have spent the last eight years training athletes for a career, however the last few years I have been longing for something with a better life/work balance.

Think of it like learning anything else... elite athletes pay coaches to help them compete against the best.