Business

Welcome to the Business section of our blog, Business is the Best Medicine, where we explore the diverse aspects of running a successful medical business. This section delves into various topics encompassing medical entrepreneurship, aiming to provide valuable insights and practical advice to help you thrive in business ownership. Whether you’re a healthcare professional embarking on your entrepreneurial journey or an established business owner seeking growth strategies, we have you covered. Through practical advice, inspiring stories, and expert interviews, we aim to empower you as a medical business owner, helping you navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities that come your way. We believe that Business is the Best Medicine.

Business

What Monopoly Can Teach You About Personal Finance

A simple game of Monopoly with neighborhood kids sparked reflections on key financial lessons—owning assets, living below your means, and the patience required for wealth-building. Just as in Monopoly, investing in income-generating assets is the..

Personal Financial Statement

Introduction I just completed my annual personal financial statement. The bank that holds the loan on my largest commercial building requires me to turn it in at the beginning of every year. A personal financial..

Financial Vitals Checklist Download

This checklist is your step-by-step guide to building wealth as a high-earning medical professional. Just like a pre-procedure checklist, each step is designed to be followed in order—helping you protect yourself, maximize returns, secure your..

BBM Personal Financial Statement Download

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Trend Follower

Despite being naturally independent and competitive, I recently embraced two cliché challenges—No Spend November and Dry January—and surprisingly, I enjoyed them. Through No Spend November, I realized how simple, cost-free moments with family can be..

A Grandmother’s Final Gift

In this article, I share how I used a $30,000 life insurance policy left by my mother to teach my children the fundamentals of investing in the stock market. Each child chose a company stock,..