My one friend who is in his 30's and is a professional ski guide/incredible athlete with no underlying health issues is still struggling with it after 30+ days.

I think we can agree its true that if you become a professional athlete (at least male one anyway) you will make a lot of money. 

If you are in the College Station area, there are a number of athletic related Game-Day jobs.  

There is no such thing as a successful professional athlete who doesn't have at least 1 good to amazing coach.

Removing students from campus affects everything from dorm rentals to cafeteria purchases to athletic ticketing. 

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

The reason you keep hearing references to controlling spending is because of simple math:Income-expenses=savingsSavings is what builds net worth, through investing.People say increase income, but no matter how high your income, if your spending is greater, you will go deeper in debt.That is why there are movie stars, athletes and lottery winners who go bankrupt.

@John Cornelius there are meal prep services used by bodybuilders and other athletes that deliver pre-packaged meals.

I want my kids to grow through their struggles the same way bodybuilders or athletes grow through their struggles.

Athletic/Average Build.