There is disruption – massive changes happening at lightspeed – in virtually every industry today. So what do we do about it? Automation, technology, and artificial intelligence are literally changing the world as we speak. […]
What is Sunk Cost Fallacy? It’s when you’ve sunk so much time, capital, education, or effort into a project or business that you don’t want to change anything about it. What hampers people most in […]
Here’s a question I recently received in our Freedom Founders mastermind community: “What would you tell young doctors who are just coming out of school with student loan debt? Are there any things they should […]
I got a question on my blog when I talked about leverage – leverage of other people’s money, time, and talent. (Leverage really is the only way to true growth in life.) Now this great […]
Let’s talk about embracing your failures. Are you kidding? Who wants to talk about failure? When we fail, we feel like we aren’t up to par – like we’re less than, or not sufficient in […]
Do you have an end point for freedom? There are various freedoms, but financial freedom is the first freedom. Your financial freedom is gained by having enough passive income – generated by your investments – […]
Let’s talk today about leveraging partnerships. Business partnerships can be tough, but I’m not a fan of the particular ways that we tend to think of them. A true collaborative partnership is when you have […]
In Freedom Founders, we talk about a financial metric called your “Freedom Number.” This is your monthly passive cashflow, before tax, that can support your overhead lifestyle. If your investments produce enough passive cashflow to […]
“I take home $300k per year from my practice. I’m in my mid-fifties, still putting some kids through school, and I never have enough extra money to invest. I’m behind the 8-ball and concerned about […]
Recently someone asked me: “What do you mean when you say ‘Alternative Investments’?” It’s a great question. Often we get accustomed to our vernacular and forget that others don’t always know what we’re referring to. […]
