We Bought a $90,000 House. And Yes, We Moved In.
We spent $90,000 on a house and we’re in the process of moving into it. Why would we spend so little? And what can you get for $90,000, anyway?
We spent $90,000 on a house and we’re in the process of moving into it. Why would we spend so little? And what can you get for $90,000, anyway?
An article in JAMA 2019 showed that life coaching helped physicians decrease burnout and increase overall life satisfaction. Too good to be true, or a perfect solution to individual physician burnout? Read this to find out.
When it comes to money there are definitely some bad decisions to be made. Your thoughts can lead you to make some scary choices. In the spirit of Halloween, keep reading to learn five scare things about money.
Without further ado, I want to introduce Junaid to the show and let him kind of take the reins. So Junaid, thank you so much for being on the Physician Philosopher Podcast. I couldn’t be more excited for you to be here. Junaid: Thanks for inviting me, Jimmy. I’m super stoked to be here and … Read more
I don’t know about you, but as I get older, I find that I have less and less time to get things done. Here’s my morning routine. Willing to give it a try?
Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life. ~Mark Twain When The Physician Philosopher first started the tag line was “Wealth & Wellness.” Why? Because I think that there is an intrinsic link between financial freedom and physician wellness. There are a variety of reasons that doctors feel … Read more
Do you have an investment policy statement yet? If not, now is the time to learn how to do it right!
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Today we’re celebrating earned or active income. That’s right, your daily job. It’s likely to play the largest role in your plan to build wealth.
I told him I needed life insurance. He said sure. He told me I needed disability insurance. I told him no (three times in fact). He asked if I was healthy, and I mentioned a couple of medical problems for which I get treatment. Eventually, though he sold me on the idea of going for it. “What could it hurt to try….” It hurt a lot.