Hair salons, nail salons, yoga studios, Dojos.

Maybe you want to start a business, get an MBA, become a yoga teacher, etc.

They will even book chefs or yoga instructors if needed. 

Great Thread, super interesting to read.I have a Bachelors in Science, a Masters in Physical Therapy and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy......Cost about 250K:) Spent 5 years in that field after graduation with spare time spent buying rentals.

Other health care professionals include radiology, occupational and physical therapy, surgeons, anesthesiologists, rehabilitation, respiratory therapists - essentially almost any health care profession.

This beats the therapy chicken!

I'm currently in school for Occupational Therapy Assistant and I enjoy helping and motivating people to reach their goals.

It feels like now I have the chance to take things into my own hands, but I’m learning it’s tough to chart your own course.A focus of mine lately has been researching different forms of community—from co-housing to monastic life to intentional communities—and understanding how our intentions are, or aren’t, successfully put into practice.I’m also really into yoga, mindfulness meditation, and biking.I love chatting with people with similar interests and goals, so feel free to send me a message. 

@Al Wilson and @Greg H.I understand your concerns, but my husband and I both enjoy really physically strenuous activities like snowboarding, rock climbing, and acro yoga, that we just wouldn't be able to enjoy to the fullest if we didn't have time to pursue them until we were older.

After I separated from the military I returned to school at ASU and graduated in Kinesiology and from there I went on to earn a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northern AZ University in 2014 and I have been working in the field since then.