S3, Episode 34-Fireside Chat with Neal from ”My Curiosity Lab”

My friends, in this show, I try and dig deep to find interesting people. As a matter of fact, our next guest was recently featured on Physician on Fire's website. Neal is a radiologist that is married to a pediatrician and has started blogging called "My Curiosity Lab."

He loves to travel, book, food, running, and the 90's.

Please help me welcome Neal from My Curiosity Lab!

 

In this podcast you will:

• Learn what drove him to become a physician
• Discover the ways Neal taught himself how to manage his personal finances (HINT: You may be surprised by one of the sources)
• Acquire a fantastic resource that will help you manage your finances and get to retirement faster
• Discover Neal's top priority when saving and paying off debts.

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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