Once you’ve finished the 26th grade (average stage of a radiologist at the end of training), you should be well-equipped to practice radiology. You’ve survived all the entry requirements, standardized tests, rigorous educational demands, and long and arduous nights on …
Let’s talk about the “f-word.” That word being failure, of course (what did you think I meant?). Hindsight is 20/20. To err is human. We can’t escape failure, as much as we might want to, especially when we receive that …
Have you ever played the old version of the board game Monopoly? If so, you’ve had some experience in real estate investing. It’s a strategy game that involves buying and selling properties. After you purchase all the lots on a …
Radiologists can relate to the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words.” “The only constant is change” is another adage perfectly describing the specialty. And this dictum was hammered home by faculty throughout my radiology training: “If it isn’t …
They tumble, slide, jump, soar. They get the jitters and often seem moodier than a hormone-addled teenager. They are the stuff of which dreams are made—the rise and fall of fortunes in mythological proportions. I’m thinking of how fortune smiled …
I like diverse assets and I cannot lie. My last post (part 1 of this 2 part series on asset allocation) focused on investment philosophy and four things to consider before developing an investment portfolio. In case you missed it, …
The savvy investor will invest sufficient time and consideration before making any major financial decisions—and part of this consideration should entail a dose of soul-searching and self-reflection with unflinching-bare-all-honesty. If you haven’t read my previous post on investment options you …
And no, I’m not referring to stock options, those financial instruments that let you buy or sell shares of a stock at a specified price for a specified period of time. I have no experience as an options trader. …