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Sacrifice, Gratitude and the Road to Great Achievement
April 17th, 2015

It's easy to focus on status and visible perks. They tend to be, well, visible.

What is often overlooked is the hard work and sacrifice it takes to achieve great things. 

It's true that most people understand that there is a great deal of training required to become a...

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TriageMD in the News
April 16th, 2015

We continue to get positive feedback from the medical community about our TriageMD program for early career physicians.

The program now offers the first in a series of workshops. The Inflection Point Workshop will give attendees a framework by which they can think critically...

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Today is Equal Pay Day
April 14th, 2015

The choice of the date is not left to chance, it symbolizes how far into the following year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year.

Did you know that the two worst profession in terms of wage gap are personal financial advisors (that...

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Protect All You’ve Worked For
February 12th, 2015

Disability, whether due to injury or sickness, can be especially catastrophic for new physicians.

Short on earnings and still carrying enormous debt, you need to protect your investment of time and the monumental effort it took to reach your career goals.

If you have...

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A Reason to Pretend You Are Already Rich
February 10th, 2015

While it is never a good idea to pretend you are rich when it comes to spending, there is a time when it’s the right thing to do.

Behavioral finance attempts to explain why investors do what they do, specifically, why they make irrational decisions with their money. It has...

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Where Will You Be In Three Years?
January 30th, 2015

About 18 months ago I started working with my first fresh-out-of-residency doctor as part of our TriageMD program. Let’s call him Bill.

At the time, Bill was working in the Philadelphia burbs, earning an average salary for his specialty and the location, and paying a couple...

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