(Are you still kicking around the idea of one-on-one High Performance Coaching with me this winter? If so, better get off the fence, as time is almost out, the spots are almost gone.) Many people have asked what books I have read recently. Since I have been keeping track of the books I read for … Read more
Thanksgiving is different this year, with the pandemic keeping us separated. It is the first year since I went into practice that we have not been part of a large extended family gathering. But even so, there are still things to be thankful for. I just finished reading the book, My American Journey, by Colin … Read more
We learn a lot of what shapes our lives during our teenage years. As a teen I was an entrepreneur. I mowed lawns, baby sat, taught piano lessons, played guitar and sang in a rock band, helped my grandparents repair their rentals, and even raised money for worthy causes. Mowing lawns, real manual labor, taught … Read more
(Today’s guest post comes from Gayle Morris, a nurse practitioner who discovered her life insurance policy was not the great product she was told it would be.) It was during my first pregnancy that my ex-husband and I began to seriously question how we were preparing for our future. My first pregnancy was twins, which … Read more
(Time is running out to get my new course, Automating Your Real Estate Investments with the special bonuses. Don’t miss out.) Many friends, relatives, and readers have contacted me to see if we are alright as the wildfires rage all around us here in Southern Oregon. I thought I would take a moment to let … Read more
My Solo Practitioner Spouse Died Unexpectedly (Today’s guest post comes from the wife of a solo practitioner whose unexpected death came at a relatively young age. Her story reminds us how unpredictable life is and the importance of planning ahead. She prefers to tell her story anonymously.) I missed a phone call one day while … Read more
(Time is running out to pre-order The Doctors Guide to Navigating a Financial Crisis, which comes out next Tuesday.) I have had several people ask me what must be done to hire their children and set them up with a Roth IRA from the money they earn. This question arose from page 32 of my … Read more
My new book, The Doctors Guide to Navigating a Financial Crisis, is almost here! Pre-order now and be one of the first to receive this needed book. If you have been hit financially by this pandemic, this is the book for you. “This is the definitive guide for any professional facing a financial emergency. Take … Read more
Many things can cause a personal financial crisis. Job loss, death of a bread winner, divorce, cancer, stroke, or the recent shutdown due to the pandemic to name a few. When facing a financial crisis, it is important to act quickly. If you follow the news in every natural disaster, the responding agency is always … Read more
The pandemic our world is experiencing will result in some modifications to life as we know it. After living through a bad event, we tend to come out the other side with new knowledge that will bring about some needed changes to better our world. Yes, death is bad and the loss of one’s job … Read more
