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The Hospital

With so many different physician financial blogs out there, it is tough to keep track of all the great content being published on a daily basis.

Part of my daily routine was to visit as many physician blogs as I could and see if there was any new content to read.

This soon became quite time consuming as the number of physician bloggers continued to expand.

I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be so much easier if I could go to one site, see a list of all the latest posts by all the physician bloggers, and pick and choose which ones caught my eye?”

That is why I created The Hospital, a place where all the physicians can be found under one roof along with their contributions to the medical/financial library.

These posts will be listed in chronological order (newest at the top) and updated every other hour.

Bookmark this page and make visiting it a part of your daily routine to ensure that you will never let your prescriptions to these blogs expire (you can think of this page as the Anti-Apple (you know, the one that keeps the doctors away).

[If I have inadvertently left out a physician blog that would like to be added to the Hospital, please send me your credentials via the contact form and I will grant you hospital privileges]

My latest post:

• A Creature Of Habit
  

        The human brain is a fascinating organ. It essentially functions as a three tier system with most of the basic functions of day to day living handled by the “primitive” hindbrain (brainstem) component. The hindbrain essentially allows the forebrain more bandwidth to perform its higher level functions ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Tue-Aug-20-2019

The Doctor’s Lounge:

• Communicating honestly with patients about uncertainty
  

  When looking at the way medical education and patient care is delivered, there is no question that there is a culture of “knowing.” From the moment a pre-med enters high school, they are bombarded with tests that assess knowledge. This extends throughout medical training, where the development of an assessment ... read more
  KevinMDPublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• Speaking Secrets: Shikha Jain, MD
  

  (A SoMeDocs Advice Project)     * Shikha Jain, MD *       What are you really good at?   Talking. I am really good at talking. Talking to people, explaining things to people, speaking to people, explaining complicated topics in an easy to understand manner. Plus, I love ... read more
  SoMe DocsPublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• Free Digital Marketing Course
  

  For all you cheap bastards who don’t want to pay for my courses, I decided to create this free Digital Marketing Course which starts today. Don’t worry, you can start it at any time. It’s a 12-week course which will teach you every-damn-thing you need to know about digital ... read more
  Urgent Care MedicinePublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• Financial Freedom Through Investing in Real Estate Conference 2019
  

  I don’t know about you, but I love attending meetups and conferences.  Sure you can probably get some of the same basic content sitting on your coach surfing the internet, but there’s something special about experiencing something in person and making real-life connections. It’s like watching your favorite band on ... read more
  Passive Income MDPublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• Essential Supplies for Productivity – Video Series (Step 1 of 12)
  

  Not having the right tools can be detrimental to your productivity. Also having too many items in your workspace will decrease productivity. The trick is to only have exactly what you need on your physical workspace. Nothing more, nothing less. This video goes through exactly what supplies ... read more
  Physician ZenPublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• A Creature Of Habit
  

        The human brain is a fascinating organ. It essentially functions as a three tier system with most of the basic functions of day to day living handled by the “primitive” hindbrain (brainstem) component. The hindbrain essentially allows the forebrain more bandwidth to perform its higher level functions ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• Retired from Medicine at 43: Why, How, and What Now?
  

  On Monday, August 12th, I woke up in a call room, gathered up my belongings, and stepped through the back door of the hospital out into the world for what may very well be the ... read more
  Physician On FirePublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• The Reason You Take Market Risk
  

  [Editor’s Note: Today’s Tuesday Classic is a reminder of why we take market risk. High-yield savings accounts and bonds may make you feel better, but alone, they prove much riskier than owning stocks or real estate. In the long run, these “safe investments” fail to deliver returns that will allow ... read more
  White Coat InvestorPublished on Tue-Aug-20-2019
• True confessions
  

  Last summer, during the final weeks of a high-risk pregnancy, I was on bedrest. It wasn’t your run of the mill work-from-home bedrest, or even the stay-in-bed-at-home-and-go-downstairs-once-a-day bedrest. It was closely monitored bedrest, in the hospital, for an entire month. It was the kind of bedrest where I couldn’t venture ... read more
  Mothers In MedicinePublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• Out of Commission #illumedati
  

  Hey everyone, it’s Medicine Mondays and I’m “Out of Commission”. Basically, all of the sudden yesterday my back started aching mid-way through my shift. I didn’t think too much of it so I got up and walked around a bit, but the ache didn’t go away and got progressively worse ... read more
  Senior ResidentPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• The Economy Machine
  

  Ray Dalio is a true Maven. He uses a template to analyze his deals and the economy. You make money by buying low selling high and Dalio uses the template to analyze what’s going low or high. He created a YOUTUBE video explaining the economy as a machine. I came ... read more
  MD on FI/RE (Gasem)Published on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• The Richest Man In Babylon Summary – 7 Wealth Lessons
  

  The Richest Man In Babylon Summary If you’re reading this post, then it’s safe to say you want to improve your financial life. There’s also a good chance that you’ like to read. People that don’t read much (but want to) usually blame their busy lifestyle yet the smartest and ... read more
  Debt Free Dr.Published on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• What’s Up Next Podcast: Episode 48
  

  What’s Up Next? Paul Thompson and I are proud to release episode 48 of The What’s Up Next Podcast.  This podcast is an exploration of financial independence and taking the conversation to the next level.  The show features panel discussions with top influencers in the financial independence space.  Guests weigh ... read more
  DiversefiPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• Fawcett’s Favorites 8-19-19
  

  Every week I run into a few articles that I feel are especially valuable, so each Monday I plan to share some of the best with you, my readers. I hope you find them helpful. This week’s favorites include the greatest paradox of wealth: that we can buy time-but ... read more
  Cory FawcettPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• Why You Shouldn’t Trust the Financial Industry
  

  It doesn’t take long reading physician finance blogs (or really any personal finance blog) to realize that there isn’t a lot of love lost between bloggers and the financial industry. Without knowing the background, it might seem like a disproportionate amount of hate is thrown at financial advisors and insurance ... read more
  ThePhysicianPhilosopherPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• Taking On A Loved One’s Emotional Burden
  

  Yesterday I watched a particularly moving film, The Farewell. [I hate spoilers, so nothing that follows is not already evident in the trailers.] The film follows the Americanized branch of a Chinese family through the eyes of a millennial granddaughter as she returns home for ... read more
  Crispy DocPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• The average physician salary – a comparison between salary surveys
  

  Here are the combined survey results of popular physician salary surveys that were released earlier this year. This post originated from Look for Zebras. Thanks for reading and subscribing! ... read more
  Looking For ZebrasPublished on Mon-Aug-19-2019
• Index Investing For Beginners – The Complete Guide
  

  Everyone should be investing in some capacity if they can. Whether it’s through a 401(k), a Roth IRA, or real estate, investing is one of the best things you can do for yourself! And if all those fancy numbers and abbreviations (looking at you, Roth IRA) mean nothing to you, ... read more
  Dr Breathe Easy FinancePublished on Sun-Aug-18-2019
• Easy and Healthy Instant Pot Chicken and Spinach Curry
  

  As a mom of two toddlers and a busy professional, I’m always looking for fast and healthy recipes.  This recipe is one of my go-to’s for batch cooking. It also gets healthy dinner on ... read more

  Frugal PhysicianPublished on Sun-Aug-18-2019
• Your Finances Are at Risk and You Don’t Even Know It!
  

  Summary: When we think about ways to reduce financial risk, many of us think about it in terms of portfolio management. The idea is to balance the risk by having different asset classes in your portfolio. That way, if one asset class goes down, the others remain steady or maybe ... read more
  Semi-retired MDPublished on Sun-Aug-18-2019
• The FIRE 529: Using 529 Plans as Bonus Retirement Accounts
  

  Investing for Retirement in a 529: Financial Independence   Let’s talk about FIRE and 529 plans. Should you use them as a bonus retirement account? Of course, 529 plans are intended for future educational expenses. They grow tax-deferred, and qualified educational expenses are distributed tax- and penalty-free. Kind of like ... read more
  FI PhysicianPublished on Sun-Aug-18-2019
• Playing With FIRE Film: A Critical Review
  

  Playing With FIRE Film: A Critical Review Yesterday I went to see the film Playing With Fire with a bunch of friends. I hate to say this but… To me, the movie was just “alright”. I was a little disappointed. And I was definitely not inspired nor impressed.   Background ... read more
  DrMcFrugalPublished on Sat-Aug-17-2019
• An Ode to Antibiotics
  

    An Ode to Antibiotics By: Yasindri Jayawardena     Sir Alexander Flemming was an absent-minded guy;  but his carelessness was a gift to mankind. While some may argue about the evils of antibiotics, all I [...] The post An Ode to Antibiotics appeared first on #Lifeofamedstudent. ... read more
  Life of A Med StudentPublished on Fri-Aug-16-2019
• The Response to “Jump” is not “How High”
  

  "I know you joke about going back to retail if you quit medicine, but I can't really tell if you're serious or not and I can't gauge your reaction over the phone. So what are you going to do, M?" Letting the silence linger on while I pondered my answer, ... read more
  Reflections of A Millennial DoctorPublished on Thu-Aug-15-2019
• Leah Houston, MD- Blockchain in Healthcare
  

  In today’s episode, we speak with Dr. Leah Houston about her revolutionary new business HPEC- the Humanitarian Physicians Empowerment Community. Her business is using Blockchain technology to build a platform that alleviates the third-party roadblocks that erode our patient-physician relationships. Listen as as she shares her expertise in this ... read more
  Hippocratic HustlePublished on Thu-Aug-15-2019
• What’s Keeping You Stuck? Could It Be a Money-Block?
  

          When it comes to money, are you feeling stuck? Have you been in the same rut for years, trying to get out of debt, or trying to save money, only to have money fall instantly through your fingers the moment you have it? You’re not alone! ... read more
  Female Money DoctorPublished on Thu-Aug-15-2019
• How accurate are credit score simulators?
  

  A few months ago, I did a deep dive into credit scores to make sure I’d get the best mortgage rate possible on my first rental property purchase.  I found that I was damaging my credit score by keeping my credit card balances too high.   So I started paying off ... read more
  The Darwinian DoctorPublished on Wed-Aug-14-2019
• Ep 51 Starting a Direct Primary Care practice.
  

  On this episode, my guests are a group of physicians who are in the Direct Primary Care space. They each have their own practice. Dr. Jessica Edwards is starting a practice in TX. Dr. Mitch Li is starting one in the Chicago area. Dr. Clodagh Ryan has a 2 year ... read more
  Doctor Money MattersPublished on Wed-Aug-14-2019
• Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI): Shrewd Move or Big Ripoff?
  

  [This is a guest post by David Graham, MD.  He and I commiserated by email about starting our blog’s last year.  His site is FIPhysician.  As the name implies he reached… Read MoreLong-Term Care Insurance (LTCI): Shrewd Move or Big Ripoff? The post Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI): Shrewd Move or Big ... read more
  WealthyDocPublished on Wed-Aug-14-2019
• How Real Estate Debt Funds Work
  

  This is a guest post by Alpha Investing, a private group of experienced investors with strong relationships with high-quality sponsors. Alpha Investing aggregates investments from its members into a syndicate and invests into sponsor projects – allowing members to access exclusive real estate projects at significantly reduced minimum investments. We ... read more
  Wealthy Mom MDPublished on Wed-Aug-14-2019
• Once in IDR/IBR/PAYE/REPAYE, Always in IDR/IBR/PAYE/REPAYE
  

  “I got married” or “My income went up” and “they MADE me change repayment plan because I didn’t qualify anymore.” No no no. They cannot make you do this. You are never forced to leave a federal repayment plan once you have been accepted for it, ever (unless you are ... read more
  Ben WhitePublished on Sun-Aug-11-2019
• Millionaires Unveiled Podcast: Loonie Doctor Unmasked
  

  That’s right. Handsome Don by day and daring financial swashbuckler by night. I had the pleasure of making my second podcast appearance this week. Thank you to Jace and Clark at Millionaires Unveiled Podcast for hosting me. While you obviously still can’t identify me because my forehead is covered ... read more
  LoonieDocPublished on Fri-Aug-9-2019
• The Best and Cheapest Way to Shave
  

  The discount shaving industry has been getting a lot of press recently. Dollar Shave Club grabbed headlines when Unilever acquired the company for $1 billion. Harry’s, another shaving startup, has gotten attention for also helping to lower the cost of shaving. After all of the press you’d think these companies ... read more
  TheFinanceTwinsPublished on Fri-Aug-9-2019
• 7 Ways to Be the Ideal Physician-Defendant
  By the time you meet a medical malpractice defense lawyer, your part of the patient’s care is complete. Whatever actions you may have taken after an adverse event are far behind, and your portion of the medical record has been long untouchable. When you establish a relationship with your medical ... read more
  ThrivePublished on Fri-Aug-9-2019
• A Podcast, Guest Post, and Random Musings
  

  Hey philosophers, just wanted to let you know about a couple of small projects I participated in recently. I haven’t had much time or motivation to write these last couple of weeks. I have been paying the work price for my two week vacation to Alaska. Flexibility to take a ... read more
  The Happy PhilosopherPublished on Mon-Aug-5-2019
• Reply Paralysis: Are You Afflicted?
  

    Aka are you an Over-1,000-Unopened-Emails kind of person?   Because I am. Here’s how this topic started out, over Twitter, with an interesting back-and forth friendly exchange with a respected colleague. It’s really some fun food for thought.   […] The post Reply Paralysis: Are You Afflicted? appeared first ... read more
  Dr.Corriel.comPublished on Thu-Aug-1-2019
• Exploring Kolkata – Durga Puja, street foods and more
  

  A peak into what makes Kolkata, India so great! The post Exploring Kolkata – Durga Puja, street foods and more appeared first on BeThree. ... read more
  YouBeThreePublished on Wed-Jul-31-2019
• Interesting Skills I’ve Acquired As A Practicing Anesthesiologist
  

  (Image of unicorn via Cartoon vector created by freepik – www.freepik.com ) It doesn’t matter where I’m standing, the type of object I’m about to throw away, or which hand I’m throwing with. I always make it into the trash can (well, almost always). It’s become a standard joke of ... read more
  Practice BalancePublished on Mon-Jul-29-2019
• Is This Path Sustainable?
  

  I suffer the curse of rumination.  I ruminate, overthink, and ruminate some more  Strangely, I don’t tend to worry all that much, but I think on things, repeatedly, and often.  My ruminations have a tendency to make the simple complex, the joyful a morass of conflicted emotions. A recent drive ... read more
  High Plains MDPublished on Sun-Jul-28-2019
• The last day
  

  About to board our final flightThere is an entire continent (South America) that we have not posted about yet – we are a little behind, but those pieces are coming. In the meantime, even if it throws our little blog out of chronological order, I felt compelled to capture the ... read more
  Big Family Small WorldPublished on Sun-Jul-28-2019
• When and Why You Update Estate Documents
  

  Living a full and rich life is, in many ways, its own reward. While looking ahead to the day of our demise can be sobering, planning ahead for our inevitable death will actually help us focus on the here and now. If you have been following this blog regularly, you ... read more
  Financial ResidencyPublished on Fri-Jul-26-2019
• A Gap Year Traveling the US and Abroad: thoughts and an itinerary from a family with young children
  

  Last summer, I was a beta tester in a Montana Money Adventures’ class, along with a Coloradoan lady doctor who is half of Wander All Year. We’ve kept in touch while she (and I) both used that class as our springboard for sabbaticals. Now she’s traveling the world with her ... read more
  BC KrygowskiPublished on Fri-Jul-26-2019
• THE FINALE: Evaluating Funds Part VI: What Else Is There?
  

  Never forget these two axioms: Money frees us, but its pursuit may enslave us. It’s not how much you have at the end; it’s how much you could have made. Let me first give all of you my profoundest apologies for my recent 4-5 month sabbatical. Secondly, let me explain ... read more
  Physician Wealth ThyselfPublished on Sun-Jul-21-2019
• Stop Wasting Seconds and Add Weeks to Your Life
  

  It’s Day Two of Amazon Prime Day — check out my Amazon storefront for some recommended products. We earn a small affiliate fee if you buy through this link, but a portion of every purchase goes to charity. I’m not a paragon of efficiency — I “waste” my share ... read more
  Rogue Dad MDPublished on Tue-Jul-16-2019
• Why One Provider Primary Care Practices Are Dying
  

  Primary care is not dying. Solo primary care is dying. Doctors who remain solo will continue to have a hard time at a viable practice going forward. This may be a bit striking, especially for me to say since I went into solo practice. I started my practice initially as ... read more
  Investing DocPublished on Mon-Jul-8-2019
• More Pharmacist Layoffs. What Now?
  

  It’s been one week now since the latest round of retail pharmacy and pharmacist layoffs and cuts, this time at the retail giant Walmart. I’ve seen a number of pharmacists jump in to discuss this trend, but there is a dialogue that I see missing in the conversations that are ... read more
  ThatFrugalPharamacistPublished on Mon-Jul-1-2019
• You Need An Investment Policy Statement
  

  An investment policy statement or IPS may sound sophisticated but it’s quite a simple tool to help you navigate your investment life. The communicates your investment goals and the strategies that will serve as guideposts for managing your investment portfolio. Are you an investor? If yes, then you need ... read more
  Immigrant FinancesPublished on Tue-Jun-25-2019
• Cash pay price and fee schedule
  

  Cash pay patients One question everyone has is how much to charge for cash pay patients, as well as refractions.read more Cash pay price and fee schedule ... read more
  Solo Building BlogsPublished on Sun-Jun-23-2019
• Untitled
  

  "Choose the right person" is the best relationship advice I have never heard. If you are in a relationship with someone who just isn't your match, I don't have much to offer you - sorry. If, however, you know your partner is the right person for you, and your goals ... read more
  A Doctor’s WorthPublished on Sat-Jun-22-2019
• Is 2019 the Time to Start adding more Municipal Bonds?
  

  With the recent tax law changes and fear of an upcoming recession, is it time to take another look at municipal bonds and other tax advantaged funds? Munis may seem like a perfect investment to add to your taxable space in your portfolio. Especially if you live in a high ... read more
  Retire Early MDPublished on Fri-Jun-21-2019
• Top Reasons why 40 is the Best Birthday
  

  You are surrounded by the ones you love most.  Your kids are still little and think you are the best thing that’s ever happened to them, but not so little that they are still in diapers or keeping you up for round the clock feeds at night. You spent your ... read more
  OB Doctor MomPublished on Sun-Jun-9-2019
• Rental Property Expense Analysis
  

  Not infrequently I am asked by someone to help them evaluate a particular rental property deal, either a single family home, duplex/triplex, larger multi-family, or mobile home park. For me, the first place to start is always with my beloved spreadsheets. A simple but inclusive spreadsheet template ... read more

  Physician REIPublished on Fri-Jun-7-2019
• Hey Doc, night shifts are slowly killing you
  

  I recently met up with my friend, an anesthesiologist, who said: “Ever since I turned 40, an overnight call is getting tougher and tougher to recover from”. Speaking with other … ... read more
  Dr Net WorthPublished on Thu-Jun-6-2019
• Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement
  

  You’ve made a commitment: you’re going to pay off your debt. The question, now, is how best to go about it. A starting point is to calculate potential savings with a debt consolidation calculator. This is really looking at savings based on a lower interest rate over a set period ... read more
  Another Second OpinionPublished on Wed-May-29-2019
• Maximizing U Texas Retirement Accounts with ORP (2019 edition)
  

  Last year, I made a lengthy video and post Facebook Live Episode 3: $73,500 into U Texas Retirement Accounts discussing the U Texas Retirement accounts using 2018 limits. Please start there and review that video and post first! For 2019, the limits have changed IRA: $6,000 401k: $19,000 (employee deferral) ... read more
  39.6Published on Sun-May-26-2019
• These Are Days
  

  I’m not prone to displays of emotion—public or private—which is why I was surprised to find myself welling up with tears at Target the other day. It wasn’t the diversity of 99 cent knickknacks or the intoxicating smell of buttered popcorn that got me going. No, it was that ... read more
  My Curiosity LabPublished on Mon-May-6-2019
• Checkup – April 2019
  

  I’VE PASSED MY ANESTHESIA BOARDS. There is now nothing standing in between me and life as a successful physician. It is actually surreal to not have something looming in the distance, some wall or storm on the horizon. There has always been one more interview, one more test, one more ... read more
  DrPayItBackPublished on Mon-May-6-2019
• Solo 401K
  

  Ah, the customized solo 401K. It is rarely used because it requires more understanding and paperwork than an IRA, but the benefits can be amazing. Back in 2017, I invested my self employment income in a SEP IRA. I had missed the deadline to open a 401K and I didn’t ... read more
  Minimal MDPublished on Tue-Mar-26-2019
• Dr. Roboto: Will Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Replace Doctors?
  

  Have you noticed all the talk about automation and artificial intelligence over the last few years? When I was a kid, the only discussion I ever heard about it was the 1983 song Mr. Roboto by Styx. Most people my age will remember that heavily synthesized track featuring the catchphrase ... read more
  NestEggRxPublished on Thu-Mar-21-2019
• Should We Reject the Moving Allowance: Contract Negotiations
  

  As we close in on a pair of jobs, the nitty-gritty details of this complicated life-event are coming out. Today, I am focused on a line-item in our contract negotiations: the moving allowance. This benefit has been a fixture of the recruitment package for young doctors for quite some ... read more
  Indie DocsPublished on Mon-Feb-25-2019
• The ‘Woman’ Physician
  

  I’m often asked to write and speakabout being a woman physician. I don’t know that any of my male physician colleagues have ever been asked to talk about being a male physician. Many hospital systems have women in medicine groups, and there’s now a National Women Physicians Day. Again, don’t ... read more
  Nisha Mehta MDPublished on Sun-Feb-3-2019
• TheBossMD Interviews 10: Planning a Physician Vacation with Prescription Travel
  Welcome to episode 10 of TheBossMD Interviews! In this series, I bring you quality interviews with high impact people that can help you manage your position. In today’s interview, we talk to Gayle Smith from Prescription Travel. Gayle runs a physician focused travel agency and helps physicians and their families ... read more
  TheBossMDPublished on Wed-Jan-23-2019
• Thrifty Moving in 2018
  

  Resident Physicians may spend $80 Million moving this year. Are you serious? Yes. Read on.   Moving has got to be one of the most loathful things to ever do in anyone’s life. Honestly – who out there, if asked to raise their hand, would support the notion that they ... read more
  Thrifty SurgeonPublished on Sun-Dec-30-2018
• Merry Christmas! Keep Calm…
  Hey everyone. Sorry for the long hiatus. I've been wanting to update the blog for some time now but let's just say IR fellowship is turning out exactly as advertised. For those unfamiliar with interventional radiology training, it is more intense than ... read more
  Future Proof MDPublished on Tue-Dec-25-2018
• Tax Rules That Help You Invest? – Pay Off Debt Or Invest Early Series
  

  (This is a post series on a complicated topic. I will be the first to say debt is an incredibly emotional concept and there is no “right answer” for anyone. Similar to my discussions around asset allocation to bonds/equities, each individual has to take stock of their own behavior when ... read more
  Financially Free MDPublished on Sat-Dec-1-2018
• Why Buying a House is the Best Worst Financial Decision You’ll Ever Make!
  

  Hi everyone, my wife and I spent part of our last two weekends house shopping and I hated it (but if I’m being honest, I kind of didn’t).  As I’ve referenced before, I’m a father of two young children and we currently live in the city.  And while we’re lucky ... read more
  DadsMakingCentsPublished on Tue-Nov-13-2018
• The Tax Loss Harvesting Charitable Giving Tango
  

  When the Market Gives You Lemons, Harvest That Delicious Fruit! When the market is having a bad month and pundits like Jim Cramer are trying to figure out how to “game” the pullback, FIRE bloggers start implementing their own version of gaming the system: tax loss harvesting.  Bloggers like the ... read more
  Nomads With A VisionPublished on Sat-Oct-27-2018
• A Year of Blogging
  

  Doctors On Debt is a year old! It’s hard to believe, but it’s true. We’ve been admittedly inconsistent in our blog activity. We go in spurts of inspiration and apathy. One thing is for sure: We’ve learned a lot about what it takes to run a blog. Do you ... read more
  Doctors On DebtPublished on Mon-Jul-23-2018
• What Doctors Need to Know About Getting Paid: RVUs and More.
  

  Are you looking for a new job or staying put in an old one? Regardless, it is important to know how you are being paid and formula behind a doctor’s salary.  I must admit I had next to no knowledge when it... The post What Doctors Need to Know About ... read more
  Foreign Born MDPublished on Wed-Mar-7-2018
• The Land of Critical Mass
  

  If you’re doing investing right, you’re saving a large percentage of your income every month (like 25-50%) and stuffing it into stocks, bonds, and real estate investments. At first, even with a high savings rate, your net worth will be low and the money made by your investments will also be ... read more
  Live Free MDPublished on Sun-Mar-4-2018
• I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year.
  

  I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year. And that’s ok. What, you say? Christmas has passed? It’s 2018 already? Oh. Well, we were pretty busy there over the holidays now weren’t we? I love love holiday cards. Love them. Love making ours, love receiving everyone else’s. Love putting them up ... read more
  Son of A DoctorPublished on Tue-Jan-23-2018