Doctors Unbound

My full interview with Dr. Buck Joffrey allowed me to discover some of the best investment and marketing strategies only the nation's top wealthy know about. Doctors have a healthy income, but we're talking about billions-in-the-bank type of wealth. Show me a doctor with that much money, and I'll show you a doctor who's working outside of the system we're accustomed to. In part two, Dr. Joffrey and I continue the conversation. This time, we talk life settlements and bitcoin.

Can you imagine going through medical school, heading into a wildly successful private practice, and then turning away from medicine to pursue a life of investing with some of the country’s biggest investors? In this episode with Dr. Buck Joffrey, Host of the Wealth Formula Podcast and author of 7 Secrets of Internal Wealth, we talk about why we should challenge our paradigms as physicians to avoid the status quo trap.

Dr. Ashley Winter isn’t your average Urologist. She packages her sexual medicine expertise and shares it in a very fun and unique way—in a podcast keen on sex, health, and relationships. In this episode, we talk about the things shaking up her time nowadays including her podcast, The Full Release, a show she co-hosts with her boyfriend and professional stand-up comedian, Mo Mandel. We get to hear firsthand about how Dr. Winter came to be podcasting about sensitive subjects.

I’m thrilled to bring Dr. Sebastian Sepulveda, Founder of Sepulveda and Associates, to the show where we discuss how he turned his book, At Death’s Door, into a film made for TV and the big Hollywood screen. It’s interesting to listen to him talk about end of life care in this interview. His expertise dwells in a strong desire to help both patients and younger doctors.

How many times have you heard of a physician being directly involved with an Oscar-Nominated film? How about a film also nominated for two Emmys? That number for me falls on one hand, but I’m grateful it includes today’s guest, Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider. She really shows us what it means to be a doctor achieving more outside of clinical medicine. Allow her to inspire you as much as she did me.

Burnout in medicine can lead down a couple of roads. One road can head into despair and darkness,  the other into purpose and mastery. For Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn, a Physician Wellness Consultant and Host of The Doctor’s Life Podcast, both roads merged into one leading her into the rewarding career of physician coaching. Much of Dr. Ansari-Winn’s background, as a physician who has experienced burnout herself, brings in a relatability factor many coaches don’t have.

Direct Primary Care isn't about re-creating an existing wheel, it's about revolutionizing healthcare as we have come to know it. Dr. Roussel trained as an intern and resident in Internal Medicine specializing in Primary Care through Harvard Medical School at the Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Since then, he and his wife began Communitas Primary Care specializing in providing quality and satisfying long-term care to their patients.

A growing alternative to the traditional US healthcare insurance system, Direct Primary Care is demonstrating its value to both doctors and patients. I’m thankful for having one of DPC’s biggest advocates on the show, Dr. Landon Roussel, to explain why that is. Dr. Roussel is the Host and Creator of the DPC Podcast and a primary care practitioner. His podcast brings experts on the show to discuss Direct Primary Care as a more sustainable and happier model of care delivery.

“The only thing this world responds to is action” are the words that Dr. Wendell Cole hopes resonates with every doctor, pre-med or medical student. In this episode, Dr. Cole and I talk about the action he takes to achieve the results he wants. We address how to publish books and launch podcasts during medical school and also talk about the mindset to achieve success. If you want to learn how to take your ideas to the next level, be sure to listen up!

With 44 million people in the US who have debt, 2.5 million people owe over $100,000 and about 100 people owe over $1 million. A number of these borrowers are clients of Travis, which places him in a unique position to help physicians save money on student loans.

In this episode, Dr. Jones describes his personal story of Burnout after realizing how deep and dark his experiences were becoming. He addresses why doctors are burning out at alarming rates and discusses the potential triggers furthering emotional damage. He also provides resources for our audience, including a Physician Burnout Assessment and other guidance material.

I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Dana Corriel, a writer for her own brand and administrator for the Doctors on Social Media and Medicine Connect Facebook groups. With 10 years of tapping into her creative side apart from her primary care practice, she shares her thoughts on how doctors should approach social media today.

I share some stories about my recent trip to the beautiful Pacific Northwest, including exciting turbulence on our flight over. I also share the three things that I gain from taking time off: time to recharge, to reconnect with loved ones, to review those matters that are important to me. Take a listen now!

Dr Dawn Baker gives us a candid look into her life and how discovering a brain tumor during residency training impacted her career and priorities in life. Wanting to have a child and struggling to get pregnant, she also shares how motherhood has impacted her mindset and how she views money. You don't want to miss this one.

I’m very excited to bring, Lisa Fraley, Legal Coach® and Attorney, to the show to discuss how doctors can legally protect their online venture. To bring medical or business information to digital platforms, doctors must be aware of the twists and the turns associated with being more visible and more open to the general public seeking medical information.