Please, tell me I am not the only one who thinks like this? My monetary mindset currently revolves around our biggest (current) financial goal: Paying off our student loans. I hope that some day I can truly learn that Time is Money and that money is a means to an end. It’s not an end in itself.
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Why I Adopted The “Hell Yes” Policy
The time has come. I am done explaining to others why I refuse to let being a physician define me. Burnout has made me choose life.
How Should I Save For My Kid’s College? Plus a 529 Plan Hack
Investing money for your kid’s college education can be a tough choice. Should you do it at all? If you do, what’s the best way? Are there any hacks for this sort of thing? All this and more in today’s post.
The fear of spending money
It’s okay to stick to our guns, but sometimes being frugal can make spending money an anxiety provoking experience. Do I have the fear of spending money? We bought a house. Am I a hypocrite? Come take a walk through my mind.
5 Ways to Find COVID Balance While at Home
Are you bored out of your gourd while being forced to stay at home? Here are 5 ways that I’ve found to flip the script and have a ton of fun while staying home. I even include some of our favorite board games that you likely haven’t heard of!
The Fear of Spending Money
It’s okay to stick to our guns, but sometimes being frugal can make spending money an anxiety provoking experience. Do I have the fear of spending money? We bought a house. Am I a hypocrite? Come take a walk through my mind.
The Real Secret To Financial Success
It’s like that recurring dream where you can’t move. The harder we run, we just can’t seem to catch up to anyone else. Often times, people in real life can feel this way when it comes to finances, because they don’t know the real secret to financial success. This post should help.
The Business Man and The Mexican Fisherman
It’s easy to go through the motions. Life gets busy. Work is never ending. Is there a better way to look at life? Will you regret not having lived when it is all said and done?
4 Ways to Draw Lines in the Sand at Work
Over 50% of physicians will change jobs within two to five years after taking their first job. ...
Investing in What Matters Most: The Best Investments
Much of the personal finance blogosphere directed at physicians spends time discussing spending...
Why I Adopted The “Hell Yes” Policy
The time has come. I am done explaining to others why I refuse to let being a physician define me. Burnout has made me choose life.
When Personal Finance Isn’t Personal: Brain Coupling & Mirroring
Child: "Why can't I go? All of my friends are going." Parent: "Well, if your friend jumped off of...
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