I never realized how much where I live matters. Choosing where to live is a big decision and one many make based on proximity to where they grew up or where family is at. Economically and socially, choosing where we live can make life easier and more enjoyable – or the exact opposite. The first […]
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The single physician lifestyle
I’m going to talk to you about a rare creature which can be found out in the wild, grazing on the open plains among many similar appearing beasts. This is the single physician who has decided to remain unmarried and without kids. It is easily identified by its excess energy, vitality, and lack of bags […]
Western medicine is solid as a concept but a disaster in mainstream practice. It’s made me a lot of money but I don’t trust it to keep me healthy. Exercise and diet are by far the most effective ways to maintain health and minimize the need for medical care. Good habits should keep me away […]
Adjusting My Social Thermostat
In San Diego, when I was practicing at Kaiser Permanente, most of my friends were doctors, lawyers, or other high-earning individuals. I learned a lot from these individuals and many are still great friends. But I also set my social thermostat rather high – my wallet had a lot to live up to. Now, in […]
Design an Inexpensive Lifestyle
The best time for a physician to design their inexpensive lifestyle is in residency. Some, like myself, will need to get a little spending out of their system to feel normal. Looking back, I was spending on expensive things because I thought that they would increase the quality if my life. The Value of […]