Why Hospital Administrators Should Eat Last
What does it mean for leaders to "eat last" and how could this idea spark change to the current state of healthcare?
What does it mean for leaders to "eat last" and how could this idea spark change to the current state of healthcare?
Why is it so hard for high-income professionals to find balance in their lives? In this episode, you'll find lots of helpful suggestions for living a healthy, happy life.
Rogue Dad, MD is our guest today talking about debt, second victim syndrome, Shariah-compliant investing, teaching kids about money, giving, and more!
PIMD is outsourcing tasks to virtual assistants more and more in order to maximize his time and enjoy the things he loves most.
TPP discusses the Three Kinder Questions and how they can be used as a tool to build an intentional life.
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.
Exhausted? Cynical? Unproductive? Toxic job? My thoughts today on the causes and cures for physician burnout.
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.
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.
Today we talk about using FI as a tool to fight burnout, living intentionally, balance, contentment, and life design with The Physician Philosopher.
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.
The Happy Philosopher guest posts on how you are your most important financial aspect, and your ability to work and earn should be protected at all costs.
Physicians burnout is almost universal. One solution is to save a big chunk of your money and get out of medicine ASAP. But there are better options.
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