I want to own a business that allows me to help people achieve their health/wellness goals. Obviously I know I need to learn about nutrition, go to culinary school, etc. But I am unsure about the business skills I need in order to really be successful. I could obtain a world of knowledge in health & wellness but if I don’t know how to run a business I won’t be financially successful.
I want to attend a 2yr college before culinary school, and I need help choosing the best major. I was thinking business, but I feel its too general for the kind of business I want to own.
So what do you think are the most important skills to have to be a successful entrepreneur and health coach? If you were looking for someone to help you achieve your personal health/wellness goals what would attract you to them and their business?

I have put on a little weight recently from binge eating and am REALLY down about it. I’m 14, 5ft 4″ and (now) weigh 8 stone. I would really like to get back down to 7- 7st 4lbs. I have had a past history of anorexia, bulimia AND binge eating disorders so I don’t know the best way to go about this without falling into old ways and stunting my growth (which I had for a year, but I’m back on track), stopping my period (again) and just damaging myself. Could I lose this weight by june 20th? I know I may seem vain or whatever and I should be happy I have my health but I need to do this for me. THANKS for advice on how I could lose the little weight I’ve put on eg. an example of a diet plan?

I’m at a point where life, finances, friends, nutrition, and health are at an all time high and 100% manageable. I’ve been thinking of starting to date again, but still trying to manage to fit in the time between everything else. I’m not 23 anymore with loads of time and choices to be had. I’m 34 and building life slowly everyday. Would this be a right time to start looking again? Or just bide my time, putting more money away until a decent catch comes along? Time flies fast though and if you sit around to much “waiting”, well, life will pass you by….

I’ve been vegetarian for almost 6 years now, and I’ve always worked very hard to make sure I’m getting my proper protein and nutrients and I’ve always done a fairly good job with it. I’ve done a lot of research over the years online and even with my doctor and a nutritionist and have never really had an issue with nutrition, so I understand my options with food very well (still open to suggestions of course, just want everyone to know I’m fairly well educated on this lol ). Over the past few months though I’ve gone back to school and am working full time so I don’t have as much time to cook for myself and even cooking lots of food and freezing it has become very difficult, so I’m having trouble getting my protein mostly. So the thing that makes the most sense to me is to go back to eating fish, even if it’s only like once a week. I feel awful thinking about it and I would feel like such a hypocrite, but at the same time I can’t risk my health and I haven’t been feeling as good as I used to. And considering that 1 can of tuna is almost half of my daily protein needs it’s very tempting! I’ve thought about this for a long time and would just like another opinion. Thank you all very much!

I’m only a freshman in college and I changed my major a couple of times. I wanted to do nursing but I dont think I’m smart enough to even do it, so then I changed to Nutrition, which I liked, but then I wasn’t interested in it anymore, then I changed to criminal justice, which just wasn’t right for me. I always wanted to be a mental health consouler and thats what I think I really want to do. I’ve had alot of mental health problems myself so I think helping others would be good for me. I am not sure if I have to major in Psychology or sociology? I am confused on which I would major in? and I also want to no if its a good field to go into? and is it really hard?