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Physician Lifestyle
Jonathan Clements, from the Humble Dollar, is an experienced investor and writer dedicated to personal finance and provides valuable insights
We all know that life’s got its highs and lows. When you’re riding one of those highs, life can’t get
It’s the beginning of the summer in North America, and it’s time for many to begin thinking about vacations. Whether
Have you found as you get older, you get crankier? Wait, that’s just me? Never mind. Forget I said anything.
Some of us have already chosen our careers, and we’re well along in them and on the way to financial
If you are like most busy physicians today, chances are that your employment contract is up for automatic renewal. In
Career burnout is becoming increasingly common and is a hot topic lately, particularly for physicians and other healthcare workers. The
The brain is a miraculous thing. I remember reading that if you think about an outcome you want to have
My mother always used to tell me, you are the company you keep. If you hang around with troublemakers as
A simple question popped into my head at the 2022 version of The White Coat Investor Conference. How much more
The word balance implies that there are multiple forces and weights pulling and pushing at different and sometimes opposite ends
There is a lot of advice out there, and a lot of it is wrong. Financial myths abound everywhere –
Some more sausage was made at the very end of last year in our esteemed houses of Congress: the SECURE
One person’s “low-income” profession is another person’s “high-income” profession. It’s all relative, of course. But in medicine, there can be
Given enough time, even pennies compound into millions. We might not all have that kind of time, but the math
It’s always good to learn from those who have trod the path ahead of you. From learning from the mistakes
Many physicians have surely had it rough lately. Between getting the squeeze from insurance companies, private equity buyouts of practices,
Most physicians have little to no formal business training. The only negotiating we do is with our patients, trying to
In the United States, we have one messed up medical system. Almost no one is denying that. From the patient’s
Chances are you became a doctor because you felt a calling. That’s admirable, of course. The world needs more helpers.