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WCI #396: Financial Planning For Special Needs Kids with Dr. Bryan Jepson

WCI #396: Financial Planning For Special Needs Kids with Dr. Bryan Jepson


Episode 396


Today we are talking with practicing emergency physician and financial planner, Dr. Bryan Jepson. Dr. Jepson shares his journey from emergency medicine to opening a clinic to help children with autis…


Published on 1 year ago

MtoM #199: Nurse Practitioner Becomes a Millionaire by Doing Locums and Finance 101: Trading

MtoM #199: Nurse Practitioner Becomes a Millionaire by Doing Locums and Finance 101: Trading



Today we are celebrating a Nurse Practitioner who has become a millionaire. A few years into her career she was feeling bored and wanted a change. So she made a change and started doing traveling loc…


Published on 1 year ago

WCI #395: Navigating the Nuances of Career, Family, and Money with Dr. Lisha Taylor

WCI #395: Navigating the Nuances of Career, Family, and Money with Dr. Lisha Taylor


Episode 395


Today we covering a range of topics with our friend Dr. Lisha Taylor. We discuss topics like what the arrival fallacy is and what to do about it and how you know when you have "enough". We debate if …


Published on 1 year ago

MtoM #198: Financially Recovering From a Divorce and Finance 101: The Importance of Both Spouses Working Towards Financial Goals Together

MtoM #198: Financially Recovering From a Divorce and Finance 101: The Importance of Both Spouses Working Towards Financial Goals Together



Today we are talking with an anesthesiologist who went through an emotionally and financially tough divorce. He came on the podcast to encourage anyone going through a similar situation to hang in th…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

WCI #394: Index Funds, Real Estate, and Buying Into Your Practice

WCI #394: Index Funds, Real Estate, and Buying Into Your Practice


Episode 394


Today we start off with a dive into HSAs then answer a question about low cost index funds and how they actually work. We get into the weeds with a question about what happens when you take out a loa…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

MtoM #197: Rehab Docs Pays Off Student Loans in 16 Months and Finance 101: Pessimism

MtoM #197: Rehab Docs Pays Off Student Loans in 16 Months and Finance 101: Pessimism



This rehab doc paid off $380,000 of student loans in only 16 months! He obviously worked like crazy over that time period to be able to accomplish that goal. He said he knew his value for freedom to …


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

WCI #393: Heroes of My Life, Part 2

WCI #393: Heroes of My Life, Part 2


Episode 393


This is part two of Dr. Dahle's fall and rescue story. If you did not listen to last weeks episode yet, be sure to start there. We are picking the story back up as we continue to hear the impact of t…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

MtoM #196: Surgeon Gets Back to Broke During Residency and Finance 101: The Basics of Real Estate Investing

MtoM #196: Surgeon Gets Back to Broke During Residency and Finance 101: The Basics of Real Estate Investing



This general surgery resident is back to broke before he has even completed training. He became financially literate early in his training and got to work saving and investing and it has already paid…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

WCI #392: Heroes of My Life, Part 1

WCI #392: Heroes of My Life, Part 1


Episode 392


We are so excited to welcome Dr. Dahle back to the podcast after a few months off as he recovered from his mountain climbing accident. Back in August Dr. Dahle was climbing the north face of the Teto…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago

MtoM #195: Radiologist Goes Part Time and Finance 101: Real Estate vs. Stocks

MtoM #195: Radiologist Goes Part Time and Finance 101: Real Estate vs. Stocks



This radiologist has had so much success and is celebrating cutting back to part time. He has a net worth of roughly $11 million and could have retired if he wanted to. He said going part time has re…


Published on 1 year, 1 month ago





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