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Dr. Cobin Solberg catches up with Dr. David Graham, who recently swapped his stethoscope for a spreadsheet. They unpack the tricky business of hanging up the white coat and leaning into a life of leisure. It's all about finding your financial "happy place" and wrestling with the big question: What does "enough" look like when you're used to a life at full throttle?

Bio: Meet the Docs

Dr. Cobin Solberg, once a master of microbes, now crunches numbers and coaches docs on life after medicine. Dr. David Graham, also a former disease defeater, brings his fresh-from-the-field insights on swapping patient charts for life charts. Together, they’re here to give you the inside scoop on what retirement really looks like when you've spent decades in the trenches of medicine.

Highlights You Can't Miss

The Great Unwinding: Dr. Graham shares the rollercoaster ride from full-time doctor to full-time relaxer.

What's Your "Enough"? They break down the elusive concept of having "enough" from dollars to downtime.

Identity Crisis: What happens when you're no longer Dr. Somebody? They explore the identity shift post-retirement.

Zen and the Art of Retirement: Why mindfulness might just be your new best friend.

Finding Your Tribe: Dr. Graham talks about building a new circle and finding fellowship outside of the OR.

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