Macroeconomics has a huge impact on physician financial wellness. Over the next few weeks, I’ll share high-yield economic knowledge from an apolitical perspective that doctors need to know. Today's topic: Tariffs and why they matter to physicians. docempowered.com/econ-101-for-d…

One of the most important business lessons to UNLEARN after your medical training is how to be a good soldier. The same attributes that made you flourish as a resident can become a liability as an attending. Learn the mindset you should adopt instead: docempowered.com/the-business-l…

Honored to share my non-compete story on the KevinMD podcast! How financial planning, a growth mindset, and a shared vision with my wife helped us outlast an 18-month/20-mile non-compete without uprooting/hurting our family. kevinmdpodcast.com/navigating-phy… ACP Maryland Maryland Chapter, American College of Cardiology

From a purely financial planning standpoint, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” that passed the House yesterday will have very different impacts for doctors and trainees in different settings. Here are three examples where the impacts may not be in the headlines.

Beautiful reflections by Christine Benz from Morningstar, Inc. about the philosophy, nuance and lifestyles of the FIRE movement: morningstar.com/personal-finan…

The key to financial wellness for most docs isn't financial literacy. It's mindset. Sharing a must-read guide on mindset for doctors practicing in 2025 - equally important whether you are independent or employed. 🙏 again to be featured on Kevin Pho, M.D. kevinmd.com/2025/05/the-bu…

Thanks, Joseph Marine. Citation issues aside, I agree the physician community should be open-minded to this thesis and reflect on the criticism of our disease-focused system. I personally am reserving judgment until we see whether it is evidence or idealogy that drives execution.

A critical skill physicians must learn is to know and negotiate their own value. Here's why I want to someday do the opposite. docempowered.com/why-i-will-cha…

I left full-time cardiology —but never left medicine. I just practice in a way that aligns with my ideal day: 👨‍👧‍👦 6 hrs w/ family 💪1 hr exercise 😴 8 hrs sleep 🧺1 hr house stuff 📚 1 hr relaxation 🩺 ... leaving 7 hrs tops for ALL work How does your ideal day look? 💭

Maryland's partial ban on non-competes for healthcare workers is now in effect! 🎉 ACC Advocacy ACP Maryland Maryland Chapter, American College of Cardiology