I’m a big fan of delegating tasks and freeing up my time so that I can focus on what I need to focus on in my business. And finding work-life balance (or life-life balance as some people like to call it) is one of the most common things doctors want. But how do we go about finding that?
Today, Dr. Lisha Taylor and I are going to be talking about Roth IRA money for physicians. This is an important topic because doctors often need to use any tax-advantaged space they can get their hands on since we normally have a high savings rate.
Physicians often reach out to me for advice about whether they should quit being a physician. I have a hard time giving advice on that subject because it seems like there are really only two options. The first option is to tough it out and finish what you started. The second option is to follow your dreams, even if they lead you away from medicine. So how do you know which path to take?
Staying financially healthy during transitions is hard.Summertime is a time of transition in medicine.How do you stay on the right path financially during these transitions?
Finding purpose in life outside of medicine can be challenging for many doctors.
In this episode, I interview a good friend of mine, Dr. Jordan Grumet, a hospice and palliative care doctor who discovered financial independence to ward off physician burnout. We talk about some key ideas from his upcoming book, about the things I have been working through personally over the last two years, and a topic that MANY doctors ignore until it is too late.
Listen in as we talk about how doctors can gain financial independence in order to live a fulfilling life that is full of purpose, connection, and identity.
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you probably know that a lot has changed about student loans in the last year or two.
There are a lot of changes happening for a lot of people who are going into fellowship, residency, or becoming an attending, and it is time to dig into your student loans. The Covid Waiver is only available until October 31, 2022, so don’t put this off!
The government is going above and beyond to make the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program work. When you personally see people getting six figures forgiven, it opens your eyes and helps you trust and verify this program.
On this episode of the Physician, Philosopher podcast join DR.Lisha and me as we dive deeper into getting loans forgiven
Share this with a friend because you never know, you might save your friend $100,000 in student debt!
This episode is different from our typical episodes on The Physician Philosopher Podcast. Today, I have something special that I want to share with you, and I want you to share this episode with all of your friends in medicine.
My biggest goal is to empower doctors while also fixing our broken medical system.
And one of the ways that I am going to achieve that goal is by sharing tools and strategies with all physicians in a manner that is easily accessible.
Did you hear I recently purchased a third car?? All the science says this is the dumbest thing in the world to do…but is it? Join me on this weeks Podcast talk about ways people can find happiness using money and what the studies say.
How often do you look for external validation for your self-worth?
When our goals and ambitions are determined by what makes other people happy, our focus is not on what will actually make us happy. Our vision is taken off of what our own purpose and connection is in life.
Listen to episode 86 of The Physician Philosopher podcast and learn where this often comes from, and how to defeat it.
https://thephysicianphilosopher.com/alpha-coaching-experience/
Let’s be honest… we all love learning from other people’s financial mistakes. It is like a slow-motion car accident. You just can’t take your eyes away. Money mistakes are going to happen, and we are going to discuss a few common financial mistakes that doctors make. Come join Lisha and I as we discuss our share of financial mistakes, and some of them are very common and might resonate with you on episode 85 of The Physician Philosopher podcast.
Money is a tool, it’s not the means to an end. If you can learn medicine, you can learn how to create a positive money mindset.
Lose your fear of making financial mistakes and get started now.
P.s Learn how to create the FINANCIAL FREEDOM to make practicing medicine OPTIONAL!
Giving every single dollar a job is a highly effective way to find financial success. Yet, it is also a highly successful way to stress both me and my marriage out. I’m just not a detail-oriented person. When I started becoming financially literate, I was bound and determined to find another way to achieve our financial goals.
PS – if you want to increase your financial literacy in order to get to financial independence faster, then make sure to sign up for the 2-Day Financial Freedom Workshop for Physicians that I’ll be running on June 14th and June 16th.
You can register for the event and download your Financial Freedom Toolkit PDF by going to thephysicianphilosopher.com/workshop!
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