Nicole Schultz Ninteau, PhD, MPH
Physical Capital Resource Manager
Published numerous times in academia and the commercial world for her work in health and physical fitness, Nicole has been involved in health and wellness since 2007. She manages the Physical Capital resources for SFG to help employees maximize their productivity and well-being, while helping clients learn how to increase their longevity. She enjoys skiing, scuba diving, martial arts, and cooking. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and daughter and their 2 Bernese Mountain dogs. She received her B.S. degree from Southern Methodist University and also earned two M.S. Degrees and a Doctorate Degree from Tufts University.
Doctorate - Biochemical and Molecular Nutrition
Master of Science - Biochemical and Molecular Nutrition
Master of Science - Health Communication
Bachelor of Science - Biochemistry
16 years
Abstract
Financial
I make an effort to spend my money strategically and efficiently, while saving appropriately to accomplish my future goals.
Physical
The most important part of my Physical Capital approach is finding joy in doing what we all know we should do – eat a well-balanced diet, engage in exercise, get 7-8 hours of sleep, and so on. In doing so, I strive to find fun recipes that I can cook with my family and activities that I look forward to doing, such as boxing or running. This helps me stay active and healthy, both physically and mentally.
Intellectual
The health sciences field is constantly evolving. Advancements in medicine and science allow us to continuously discover new approaches to staying healthy and enhancing our quality of life. Strengthening my Intellectual Capital involves reading books, articles, and research, and listening to podcasts and lectures.
Psychological
Remaining mindful and calm in a world of hustle and growing expectations requires practice. I strengthen my Psychological Capital by going on walks without a phone, meditating, setting goals and creating opportunities to achieve them, and most importantly, taking time weekly to practice gratitude and remember what is truly important in life.
I’d be remiss if I didn’t say working with my parents is what I like most. However, aside from working with family, I enjoy the client-centered and Four Capitals approach. I am not a financial advisor, yet I get to bring my area of expertise to the table and support clients in a unique way for this type of firm.
