Make sure he sees a doctor and considers anti-depressants. 

It is something that needs to be a priority, and just like a high percentage of people that have different jobs (chef, doctor, police officer, nurse, etc.) they do not put investing as a priority. 

You see a lot of high income earners (doctors, lawyers; etc) buying TK Bc it’s more passive and they can keep shoving money into the business and grow it that way.

Breakdown of my investor clients by their professions (this is roughly from memory)1) Doctors / medical profession2) Sales (technology and payment processing two big ones)3) Software engineers4) General engineers (have quite a few clients in this space....mechanical, electrical, even one optical specialist)5) Everything else - I love talking to people and learning the interesting ways they make money. 

City in MD I live in is home to many young professionals, nurses, doctors, specialists, entrepreneurs, etc.

College, in every experience I've known, is over rated unless you want to be a doctor/lawyer/tradesman.

You wouldn’t ask advice from your doctor about investments, and you would you talk to a broker about medical treatment.

Most of them make big bucks as engineers, doctors, directors of marketing, electricians, attorneys, pilots, etc.

Didn't hear from him for a few months, and he presented a doctors bill for $6,000.

There are always military doctors, nurses and tourists wanting STR's in the area because of work, Fiesta, conventions, and the Spurs games!