Top 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Listen to a Word I Say

There are some totally legitimate reasons that you simply should not listen to a word I say. 

I do want you to know what my shortcomings are, how we’re probably different in all sorts of ways, and what other resources might be out there for you.

If, after all of that, you’re still willing to listen to me on occasion, know that I appreciate your ongoing support and attention.

 Top 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Listen to a Word I Say

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In 2002, I was awarded a Doctor of Medicine degree. I haven’t used that degree since 2019, and now I’m some kind of Money Dude, but that’s not the name of any kind of actual degree.

1. The Only 2 Letters Behind My Name are MD

I thought that I wanted to retire. At least, I thought that I did. By the time came to hang up the stethoscope, I had built this website and related online activities into something that demanded a good amount of time and attention.

2. I Didn’t Retire

The psychology of entering into full-on retirement and making regular withdrawals is assuredly more challenging than the math and mechanics of enacting a drawdown strategy. That may very well be why I haven’t done so yet.

3. I Haven’t Enacted my Drawdown Plan

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