It’s important that you evaluate your life and define your point of "enough" on your way to financial independence (FI) as well as what enough will look like for you once you reach FI as a physician associate.

At your point of "enough", you usually have all you need to survive and feel comfortable with a few luxuries, but this is before the point of overconsumption and extravagance. If you can recognize what "enough" looks like to you, you will likely be less stressed and more fulfilled and satisfied in life.

Resources Mentioned:

The Psychology of Money

Your Money or Your Life

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