I'm a respiratory therapist working at Duke University hospital.

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We are both physical therapists and we do not find it wise to have 100% of our income be reliant on being physically able to work (disability insurance can only provide so much comfort).

If you go with an open mind (but tightly closed wallet) you most likely will pick up ideas for further study.The other benefit I've found is that you walk away energized and excited to contine the journey.

Now that I feel I have decent knowledge base I am excited to start meeting other investors and developing relationships to help take me to the next level.I am 31 years old, married with 2 small kids, and work as a Physical Therapist overseeing a clinic in the west suburbs of Chicago. 

If you are going to consider this as a possibility, before make any commitments, I think you should see a therapist-- especially if you hope to maintain a healthy relationship with your family.

I'm a landlord, not a family therapist.

Working for 45-minute stretches (give or take) instead of for hours on end will ultimately allow you to clear your mind, grab an occasional snack or meal, and stay energized to meet your goals.Social Media DistractionsThough it may feel like staying plugged into our social media accounts is a necessary part of our jobs, the constant alerts and updates just drain our time and energy.

My wife and I are full time therapist's in our early 30s. 

I am a real estate agent and she works in the medical field as a speech therapist.