The Three Kinder Questions
TPP discusses the Three Kinder Questions and how they can be used as a tool to build an intentional life.
TPP discusses the Three Kinder Questions and how they can be used as a tool to build an intentional life.
Today we're talking physician contracts -- what is negotiable, how to get paid for what you're really worth, who is qualified to review, and lots more.
Will Direct Care and Concierge Medicine be the future of healthcare? Explore if they might be the right transition for your practice.
Owning a medical practice can be a complicated dream. Here are 7 key steps to evaluating, marketing, and funding a successful startup.
TPPs mission is to disrupt the system perpetuating physician burnout by teaching a route to FI. Join him and design the life you want to live.
Learn the best ways to structure the lease on your healthcare real estate and position your medical practice to maximize its earning potential.
Exhausted? Cynical? Unproductive? Toxic job? My thoughts today on the causes and cures for physician burnout.
Here are 5 things you can do to make sure your medical practice is ready for an easy sell at the highest price when you're ready to retire.
Have you considered a humanitarian medical mission? Here's my experience from volunteering in Honduras plus 5 tips to avoid being just a medical tourist.
When is a group practice retirement plan worth starting for your office? Also answering questions about rebalancing, UTMAs, paying off your mortgage and more!
What's the dollar value of your time? Too many of us try to "do it all". Instead, let go of frustration and perfection and buy back that valuable time.
Negotiating is getting more of what you want while still creating a win-win solution for both sides. Doctors stink at it -- here are 3 tips to do it better.
Today we talk about using FI as a tool to fight burnout, living intentionally, balance, contentment, and life design with The Physician Philosopher.
Learn how to evaluate AUM and other fees in your small practice retirement plan and keep more of your hard-earned money.
Do physicians have it worse than other professions when it comes down to job satisfaction? Truth is, medicine is a pretty good job when you step back and take a look at it from an outside perspective.
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