Ep #305: The Financial Equivalent of Riding an E-Scooter Without a Helmet

ER doctors spend their careers watching seemingly small decisions turn into very predictable bad outcomes. Financially, the same thing happens—usually not because of one catastrophic mistake, but because of habits and decisions that seem harmless in isolation. So today, we're looking at some of the financial mistakes physicians make through a lens every ER doctor understands: the financial equivalent of riding an e-scooter without a helmet. Topics Discussed: Why not protecting your assets is like riding an e-scooter without a helmet. Who shouldn't be managing your portfolio. What happens when you save $150,000 a year toward nothing in particular. What disappears on December 31st that you can't get back. Why the ER doc who can't retire at 55 didn't make one big mistake. Resources Mentioned: ERdocadvisor.com ERdocadvisor.com/ask