TPP Podcasts

The landscape of medicine is changing and every doctor could benefit from non-medical income. If you ever thought about starting a business but you didn’t know join Dr. Nneka Unachukwu and I on this week’s episode of The Physician Philosopher podcast to learn how.

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!

The purpose of emergency funds is to be separate, accessible, and available when you need.
But is an emergency fund really just a huge opportunity cost for most doctors?

Join Dr.Lisha and I as we dive into everything you need to know on emergency funds.

Today I’m going to share 5 essential rules for a productive day.

So, what happens when you try to rest? Does your break feel productive or do you feel lazy? Do you feel a constant need to be productive?

After a successful and productive day, do you feel like you deserve your rest?

A lot of us feel like we’re never doing enough.

➡️ Listen to Episode 80 to learn how to reframe rest and learn to live in the now.

Unless you have been living under a financial rock, you have probably heard about investing in I Bonds recently. It seems to be all the rage right now, but is it worth it? As you know there are different types of investments available to you, and bonds are one of them. There are also a lot of different types of bonds available, but I Bonds have been what everybody has been talking about lately. Are they just another financial gimmick?

On Episode 78 of The Physician Philosopher we talked all about balancing life, money, and mindset with fitness in mind. Dr. Alex Robles, a NASM certified personal trainer and OBGYN, helped us get a grasp on how we can juggle the demands of working out and eating right with the demands of our everyday lives and careers.

In today’s episode of The Physician Philosopher podcast I am joined by Dr. Lisha Taylor – a family medicine physician, student loan slayer, and Do-It-Yourself personal finance guru, and we are diving into ways you can avoid accumulating five or six -figure student loans.

It turns out that very few of us are naturally skilled at discipline by nature. Most of us have to learn how to be more disciplined and that’s why In today’s episode of The Physician Philosopher Podcast will teach you how you can incorporate more discipline into your life.

One of the most popular methods to deal with this has been to fake it till you make it. The problem, of course, is that this doesn’t work. You can’t outrun the internal work of figuring out who and what you are. In today’s episode of The Physician Philosopher podcast we dive into a few tools you can use to defeat impostor syndrome.

How can we find balance as physicians with all the daily responsibilities that we face? In today’s episode we’ll learn three ways to prioritize your time as a busy physician to create a healthy work-life balance that will allow you to fall back in love with medicine.

One of the ways that burned out doctors can reduce stress is to learn how to properly wield cash flow as a weapon to achieve their life goals.
This does not mean working more hours at the hospital. Actually, it is quite the opposite.

This show is not for the faint of heart. We discuss some very real topics in it including physician suicide, physician disability, and physician burnout.

Link: https://thelifecoachphysician.com

This show is not for the faint of heart. We discuss some very real topics in it including physician suicide, physician disability, and physician burnout.

Link: https://thephysicianlifecoach.com