Alas, It’s Been a Year
Alas, It’s Been a Year Another year has passed and this marks the one year anniversary of this blog. Although this is not my first go at the rodeo, there is a mix of...
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Limiting Beliefs or Excuses?
Limiting Beliefs or Excuses Listen. I know that it sounds easy to accumulate wealth when you are a doctor. I know that growing up middle class doesn’t hurt either. There is no question that...
A Day At The Spa
A Day At The Spa Today’s post will have nothing to do with personal finance. Other then, I guess, it is a somewhat economical way to spend Christmas day. This is the second year...
Half Retirement Spurs Market Apathy
Half Retirement Spurs Market Apathy There is no question that there are some out there that are quaking in their boots right about now. They see the market dropping and are starting to panic....
What’s Up Next Podcast: Episode 9
What’s Up Next? Paul Thompson and I are proud to release of episode 9 of the The What’s Up Next Podcast. This podcast is an exploration of financial independence and taking the conversation to...
Family Is Not My Why
Family Is Not My Why There is no doubt that I was bringing my family down. That my schedule as a physician with a very active nursing home population caused all sorts of stress...
Bringing My Family Down
Bringing My Family Down There is no question that I have already experienced innumerable benefits of my half retirement. I am living a more healthy life that is better aligned with my sense of...
The Joy Quota
The Joy Quota I believe in asset allocation. There is a certain amount of funds available that can be dispersed in a diversified manner in such a way as to create the maximum safety...
A Simple Meditation
A Simple Meditation There is no question that financial independence is more than about just money. Â Even after the bank accounts grow to the size of hills, climbing this mountain requires a certain amount...
Curing The Financial Independence Hangover
Curing The Financial Independence Hangover As a young medical student and resident, I always approached call days with a mix of fear, anxiety, and loathing. Â After working 36 hours straight, one couldn’t help but...
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