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Today’s episode is a tough one. We will tackle two of the most important topics in a person’s life: Money and parenting. In this episode of “Finance for Physicians”, Daniel Wrenne interviews Dr. Adam Broussard
Money: The root of all evil, or at least most misfortune. It can be easy to fall into this victimhood mindset and assume wealth is bad. But our guest begs to differ. Jordan Grumet, MD
If you’re a medical professional that is struggling financially or trying to pay off student debt, this episode of “Finance for Physicians” is for you! Our guest is Dr. Disha Spath: A first-generation immigrant success
If you’re in medicine, chances are you have experienced toxic work environments. Toxic work environments are a big problem in any industry, but it’s even worse in medicine. Very often, it’s the work culture, not
When people talk about marriage and finances, they tend to only focus on the positive and optimistic side of the conversation. However, we have found that studying the potential pitfalls can be just as valuable
As physicians, it’s easy to feel like there are too many people to help with not enough time. On top of that, most physicians have other responsibilities at home, plus passions they pursue to fill
Burnout is tough, especially for physicians. But you don’t have to be a victim of it. There are ways to combat burnout. It’s not this unfixable or unmanageable thing. There are steps you can take.
Physicians are often associated with burnout. And there’s a reason why. There are arguably few professions that rival the stress a physician has to endure throughout their career. But the stress isn’t always at the
We went LIVE with our show, Finance for Physicians! We’re over 100 episodes into our podcast, Finance for Physicians, and we’ve got the chance to learn great lessons together with our audience. But it’s time
The pandemic in America is starting to look like a memory of hard days gone by, but the effects can still be felt throughout our country. That reason is, probably, why the Biden Administration has
Does it take you hours and hours to count and track every single expense, every single month? How can you monitor your spending without spending too much time that you do not have and cannot
Have you maxed out your 401(k) or 403(b)? What should you do now? There are a lot of different options—what do those look like, what might be a good out, and what to pass on.
What are some of the behavioral tendencies we all can run into that affect our decision-making, and ultimately cause some big mistakes? What do big areas or behavioral tendencies look like? In this episode of
What do market downturns look like? Understanding what they look like or what they have looked like historically is helpful. We can’t predict the future, but we do know what happened in the past in
If you have been watching the markets lately, like I have, it’s gotten a little dicey. It’s been a while since we’ve had volatile downmarkets. What should you do when your investments get shaky? In
