by Heather Zamarron, PA | Sep 7, 2026 | Personal Finance
One of my toxic traits is having a problem with “good enough.” I actually hate when I hear that from my kids, and I almost never use that language for myself. If I’m going to do something, my nature is to figure out how to do it better. If I’m running, I want to beat...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | Aug 24, 2026 | Personal Finance
We spent a lot of this summer traveling with our kids. If you see me at my happiest, it is on vacation with my family, making memories and spending quality time with my kids and husband. I genuinely love being able to do this for them and with them, but the truth is,...
by Neill Slater, MD MBA | Aug 3, 2026 | Personal Finance
I have a friend who moved to Thailand a few years ago to half-retire, half become a digital nomad. We are not close enough for me to know his net worth, but I know that it was at least a couple of million dollars when he started this adventure...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | Jul 27, 2026 | Personal Finance
Recently, I was helping someone close to me build a line-item budget. As we worked through every expense, we looked for ways to save money while also trying to understand where their money was actually going. When we finished, it made me curious enough to do the same...
by Neill Slater, MD MBA | Jul 20, 2026 | Personal Finance
By the time I finish my summer vacation, it will have been exactly 20 years since I graduated from residency and started my first job as an attending. Twenty years. I thought I would work for two years, pay off some debt, then move. ...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | Jul 16, 2026 | Personal Finance
The last two months have absolutely flown by. I completely missed my May podcast roundup, so I figured I’d combine May and June into one update. Life has been busy (sorry about that). We’ve been deep into summer travel with the family, bouncing between...
