A hospice doctor gives investing advice

I used to have a patient who was an undertaker.  We had many conversations about philosophy and practicality,  and it didn’t take long to realize the profound insights one must learn when engaged in such a unique business.  As I was often fond of saying, when the undertaker speaks, you should really listen.  This belief that our experiences can lead to new and different perspectives has pushed me to analyze not only the meaning of our existence, but also the role that personal finance plays in our moment to moment lives. As a physician who takes care of people with the very worst prognoses, my outlook on such things as money have changed.  What, you say, good investing tips could someone in my line of business have gleaned from dealing with death and dying.  Sit back, relax, and read a few investing tips from a hospice doctor. Note, these tips were not learned by accompanying the wealthy through this difficult journey.  They were not siphoned off of the personal books of those who had little interest left in hiding their secret ingredients to success.  They are simple, straightforward, bits of knowledge gained from walking down this lonely path with those reluctant to be making the journey. Continue reading ... Your patients are rating you online: How to respond. Manage your online reputation: A social media guide. Find out how.
Source: Kevin, M.D. - Medical Weblog - Category: General Medicine Authors: Tags: Finance Practice Management Source Type: blogs