The Importance of Social Interaction in Retirement
From a social perspective, being retired is like working from home. If you want to have a purposeful retirement, you need social interaction.
Recent studies show that more than 50% of physicians have experienced burnout, marking a notable increase in the past decade. This trend is alarming and shows why the intersection of burnout and how high earners can keep themselves healthy has never been more pertinent.
From a social perspective, being retired is like working from home. If you want to have a purposeful retirement, you need social interaction.
I wrote this sitting on a beach in Waikiki. You may ask, "Why is he working while on a beach in Waikiki?" Maybe it's because I'm strange.
I pondered the meaning of legacy this summer while watching my wife hold the hands of her mother for what was most likely the last time.
For many years, my dad bought a lottery ticket every week. He wasn’t buying a ticket to win; he was buying a ticket to dream.
Aligning yourself, being open and truthful about your goals, and being intentional while dating allows for maximum success in a relationship.
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An interview with emergency physician, author, and executive coach Rob Orman, where we talk about physician burnout, better ways to navigate conflict, and why simply pushing through is not always the answer.
I'm not a camping guy, and I'm not really a hiking guy. Why, then, did I go on a two-week backpacking trip? And what lessons did I learn?
One of the most powerful tools in a physician’s financial plan—and life design—isn’t a fund, account, or asset class. It’s margin.
When you need mental health help, confusion can tend to set in. Should this support be in the form of therapy or coaching?
An interview with Dr. Sarah Gebauer about how she and her family have taken long international sabbaticals while maintaining a successful medical career. We cover how physician families can navigate schooling, friendships, different practice settings, and dual-physician careers while creating more flexibility and reducing burnout.
We live by two invisible sets of rules: market norms and social norms. Here's how physicians can navigate both sets to better ourselves.
A few surveys have shown that physician burnout is beginning to decline. Is this the start of a hopeful new trend for doctors?
What if we’ve misunderstood quitting all along? What if persistence is overvalued, and strategic quitting is actually a marker of wisdom?
An interview with Dr. Josh Daily, where he talks about a recurrence of his brain tumor and how it changed the way he thinks about work, money, and what really matters.
Money scripts are the deep-seated beliefs about money you picked up without even realizing it. Here's how you can combat the negative ones.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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