From learning from the mistakes of others to avoiding pitfalls that might be harder to see along the way, staying out of trouble can pay dividends now and later.
We believe greater financial stability comes when you evaluate the many moving parts of your business and personal life and how they work together and impact one another.
Without a thorough understanding and coordination a financial decision made in isolation could lead to less than desirable results for your overall financial picture.
As a physician, a lengthy training period, accumulated debt, and a lack of forward progress on many of your other goals can contribute to a very understandable feeling that you are behind both personally and financially.
Then, “suddenly,” as if we can discount the years invested in training as spontaneous, your income begins to rise – rapidly. It would be tempting, and in many ways justifiably so, to take all of that pent-up demand and delayed gratification.