Have you ever heard that physicians are poor with money management? Well surprise, it might actually be true! After spending half your life in school, then working 80-100 hours a week thereafter – it is a small wonder that we don’t have the time to better manage our money! Fear not! Once we diagnose the […]
Losing our self-identity in medicine is an often overlooked consequence of human nature. The expectation is that being a physician means everything outside of our work is to be sacrificed. Why is that? In this post by The Physician Philosopher, he talks about the difficulties of choosing between work and life, but also the reward […]
Do you have one of those “this is life-changing” ideas floating around your head? Are you ready to start your journey to making your dream a reality? In this post by The Physician Philosopher, we take a closer look at what exactly it takes to develop a medical invention and what could be standing in […]
“There’s no way you are old enough to be my doctor. Are you still in training? Does your momma know you’re here?” I’d be lying if I told you that I didn’t get these questions most days at work. Seriously, even the last question. I have the unfortunate disposition of looking like a 14-year-old to […]
Perfection is the enemy of progress. At least that’s what’s said by those who know the reality of making mistakes. Just because society hides behind the façade of flawlessness, it doesn’t mean that we have to give in to the temptation. The same goes with money says, The Physician Philosopher. Today’s Classic is republished from […]
