The internet truly is a wondrous invention. It has truly evened the playing field with a wide swath of people now having access to information that used to be possessed in the hands of only the elite few not too long ago. However, as with most things, there can be downsides […]
Till death do us part no longer holds the same weight as it once did. Divorce rates have reached a point where you have the same chance of being in a successful marriage as a 50-50 coin toss. I was therefore thrilled to receive a guest submission by Rachael Pace, who is a […]
I think one of the biggest frustrations I personally have as a doctor is being at the mercy of people who either have no medical training or are so detached from medicine that they have lost touch with those on the front line. One particular instance really irked me and I subsequently vented […]
Every now and then I get approached (via the Contact Me form) by a writer who hopes to publish a guest post on my website. A lot of times it does not progress any further than that as the topics they wish to write about do not mesh with my philosophy. Every now and then, […]
After weighing the benefits of blogging against some of the negatives I have listed in the previous posts, I hope that there is still a faction of readers remaining that indeed want to take the next meaningful steps in becoming an actual entrant in the blogosphere. There are many points to consider even before […]
I started off the New Year with a post aimed to inspire those mulling with the idea of starting a blog to take the next step. But just like in medicine, where every procedure needs an explanation of risks before getting a signed informed consent by the patient, I would be amiss to […]
Happy 2019 Everyone! 2019 is the year of the Pig, which just so happens to be my Chinese Zodiac sign (1971). For those not familiar with how the Chinese assigned rankings to the 12 animals in the zodiac, this is a fun read to catch you up to speed, “The Great Race: The […]
This particular Millennial Spotlight trilogy concludes with today’s post. If you have missed any of the previous posts (or need refreshing) check out Part I and Part II. The first part of this post series introduced you to some foundational financial lessons my wife and I learned early in our lives. […]
As a radiologist, I spend most of my time at work in a darkened room which aids in the detection of abnormalities on whatever study I happen to be looking at. Spending the majority of my time in this work environment has essentially shifted my visual spectrum into the dark side. When I […]
For those who did not get a chance to read it or need a quick refresher, please check out Part I. Riley has graciously come back to continue the story of his financial journey and I will leave him to it: The first part of my trilogy detailed how my wife and […]
