My parents were both active in all sorts of property transactions from Buy and Hold, Rehab, Flip, ect.I was raised on diet of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Automatic Millionaire, and Millionaire Next Door and at 29 it is finally clicking.

Like a diet coke and a double cheese burger - one cancels out the other.)

The consumer would never go into a grocery store and start asking the kid stalking asparagus for dieting tips and the right caloric formulas for weight loss, just because he's responsible for stocking produce and knows how to properly identify a gala or fuji apple. 

We have learned to turn lemonades into lemonade.

You come across like the guy in those news stories where a little girl with a lemonade stand is being busted by the cops because she didn't get a permit. 

There are many things I value more than money like faith, relationships, travel, food, experiences etc.I have friends from college in Oklahoma here in Texas now that make way over 6 figures & are on a financial treadmill & bored & stressed because they really dislike their career in law, etc.I was taught a lot about work ethic & Entreprenuership growing up & went from Lemonade & washing cars to running a substantial lawn service & having a variety of fast food/retail jobs as well in high school & many times 3 at once.

Too bad he is focusing on the ethical and moral issues rather than the huge health benefits of cutting meat, and especially dairy, out of a diet.  

You can alter your brain chemistry through experiences and diet, among other things.

I help people from around the country achieve the body of their dreams through my workout programs and diet plans.

Have you heard of GAPS diet?