MONEY MED SCHOOL

Money Med School is an investment in yourself, your family and your future. You'll learn the skills and the SYSTEM to grow your whealth for lyfe.

When you take charge of your whealth by investing in your financial education, a few things happen:

1. You grow your money more
2. You lose your money less
3. You feel good about yourself and your money.

You grow your money more because you're so good at looking out for it, and it's fun.  You have the skills to see the possibilities for your money.  You lose your money less because you know how to make smart investments, you don't pay advisor fees and 1-2% of your assets to advisors, and you know how to protect your money--from too many taxes or from theft and lawsuits.  

If you're stuck in a cycle of overwhelm right now, chances are you'll do nothing, or you'll hire a financial advisor.

Let's compare the costs of Money Med School to a Financial Advisor or to Doing Nothing. Let me show you how investing in your financial education will not only pay for itself many times over.

No one will care for your money better than you will.  Because it's your money!

Once you learn how to do it (and it won't take long), you'll be unstoppable when it comes to building Whealth.  (That's Financial Wellness: Wealth + Health = Whealth)

Financial Wellness is part of your overall wellness. A financial advisor can't look out for your wellness.  Its' something you've got to do for yourself.  Money Med School teaches you how.

No, you shouldn't.  

No one will care for your money as well as you, because it's not their money!

Financial advisors won't teach you how to do it, because they need to keep you dependent upon them for continued business.

Not only that, but there are some things that financial advisors just can't help you with:

1. Investing your money outside of the stock market, like in real estate.

2. Managing your day-to-day finances and understanding your cashflow.

3.  Having the vision of the life you want to create, and teaching you how to use your money to make it happen.

It helps to know how financial advisors are paid. They may charge a flat fee, a percentage of your invested money (Assets Under Management, AUM) or both.  They also make commissions from selling you insurance products, like disability insurance or life insurance.  Some advisors may say they can get you quotes from all the insurance companies, so they're not biased, but they still make commissions from any insurance product they sell.  And the more expensive the policy, the more their commission is.  So, your the advisor's interests and yours are not always aligned.

Advisors may seem like they have your best interests at heart when they tell you to invest as much as possible in the stock market, and buy the insurance with the most protections in the policy.  But when you know they get paid based on the amount of money you've invested in the stock market, and the amount of protections in your insurance policy, then your interests don't seem to be as aligned. 

Because, cursing and witty humor! 

Listen, what sounds boring about Putting the F-Yeah in Finance?

I hear you.  Just the word "finance" conjures bland images of gray cubicles, TPS reports and generic uniforms of light blue button-down shirts paired with front-pleated khakis.

That's what I used to think of when I thought of finance.

But once you learn how to do it (and it won't take long), it gets fun because you can see all the cool stuff you can do with your money to grow Whealth.

Money Med School is designed by a doctor, for doctors, so it's high-yield only. (I know what it's like to try to learn when you're sleep deprived and busy.)

What sets Money Med School Apart:

1. A SYSTEM
2. A community
3. Fun

System

The Personal Finance System is your peripheral brain.  It's what allows you to take your new money knowledge and put it into action right away.  You'll stay totally organized, always know where your money is, how it's working for you, and as a result, feel calm and confident about your money.

Community: Support, accountability and lifelong learning.

Learning together in a supportive community with like-minded physicians who are all working to get their financial shit together is so important for wellness.  We need to support each other and our paths to wellness.

The Money Med School community holds us all accountable.  Every month we show up and slay together, as we knock out our Personal Finance Ritual, and keep on top of our money shit together.

Lifelong learning: learning is a two-way street.  We all learn from each other.  Just like in training, we learned from fellow students and residents, and even as attendings we learn from our students and residents.  Your questions make the community stronger, and they help me keep the course constantly improving, so I can target updates to the areas you need help with the most.

Fun

You learn better when it's fun.  Plus, we all need more fun in our lives!

What does it mean to Master Your Money (aka Get Your Financial Shit Together)?

Money Med School grads can expect to:

1. Be totally financially organized-everything in one place, available at a glance.
2. Have a Personal Finance System that keeps you on track in just 30 minutes a month
3. Create a vision for the life you want, and know how to make your money make it happen (you've got a plan)
4. Always know where your money is and how it's working for you
5. Feel calm and confident when it comes to your money

You don't have to share your numbers with anyone (me or the group) in order to maximally benefit from Money Med School.  Our community is non-judgmental, and supportive, and it's up to you to share what you please.  

Our conversations are about strategy and implementation, so you never need to share personal information.

Also, if you like to work solo, you can always watch the call recordings on your own or just go through the course on your own.  There is no pressure to participate in the group--that is up to you entirely.