A little background: I'm a 33 year old Registered Nurse working as the night shift charge nurse on the neuro unit at a Children's hospital in Atlanta, GA.

After getting my PhD in chemistry, I started a career teaching at a great private school.

I have a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry and currently work at Baker Hughes.

Finding a coach is like finding a partner, you have to find the right chemistry first and then find if it is the right match.

I work in logistics and study chemistry, so I've got a good amount of analytical power in my brain, just never quite applied it in this way.

I don't know what it is - some kind of negative chemistry or something, but I can find myself getting really worked up.  

To give you all a brief bio, we are both 3rd year graduate students at Georgia Tech studing physics and chemistry.

I was always very successful in school-- high school valedictorian, most likely to succeed, double major in chemistry and biology at San Jose State with a 3.9 GPA-- but I left undergrad at 23 with no degree because I didn't feel any passion for anything.

Please feel free to reach out and private message me, I'd enjoy talking with you and trading science stories, former physics and chemistry teacher myself. :-)- Ben

It is all in the chemistry and having realistic expectations clearly defined that will determine your investing rewards.Get wife on board.