S2, Episode 10-3 Steps to Financial Freedom for Burnt Out Physicians

Imagine this, picture this.

You’re stuck. You’re grinding through your day. One patient after another. You’re feeling numb, calloused to the world around you. You feel focused, but you’re losing your edge.

But, that’s not all…

You’re wondering what the heck has happened since medical school when you were so excited, so engaged, so optimistic. The assembly line still keeps on ticking. It seems so monotonous. Another patient and another patient and another patient. You are late, they are late. 5 minutes here, 5 minutes there.

You may be wondering, “Is this really the life I want? Can I keep going on like this? Should I stay in medicine?”

In this podcast, Dave Denniston talks about 3 steps to financial freedom for burned-out physicians and what you can do about it. He breaks it down by age and what each person should be thinking about.

He reveals...

- The biggest step to financial freedom for burned-out physicians and the simple secret that most physicians miss out on.

- The easy-to-implement strategies that can help you secure time freedom (plus get some sweet tax write-offs!)

- Actionable solutions for how physicians can minimize and simplify their lives

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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