The semi-retired @MinimalMD talks about the compromises she and her spouse make to accommodate their different approaches to money and spending.
Minimalist Compromises: Finances in The Sunday Best! https://t.co/qOItZcfPlk
The @MinimalMD visited the local library.
Well, she didn’t just visit.
She’s clearly a regular, highlighting 13 potential benefits, several of which I had never heard of.
Want less clutter and debt? Love your library in The Sunday Best! https://t.co/4Kpe3GtjCL
I retired (from medicine) at 43. Eliza (mostly) retired from medicine at 34.
She talks about her life, minimalism, family travel and more with the effervescent Dr. Carrie Reynolds @HipHustlePod@MinimalMD
The Minimalist MD in The Sunday Best!
https://t.co/CAJ5MJ9lEr
@z1856z@PhysicianOnFIRE@HipHustlePod Call it my job, call it service to my community, call it social hours with colleagues. It is rewarding to me right now. When that changes, I’ll pivot to a different project.
@z1856z@PhysicianOnFIRE@HipHustlePod The first year after leaving my clinical job, I tried lots of volunteering positions. I just didn’t feel as useful as I do going to clinic for a few hours a week.
@z1856z@PhysicianOnFIRE@HipHustlePod Perhaps the difference is in being financially independent, knowing that neither of us have to work again to maintain our lifestyle.
@PhysicianOnFIRE@z1856z@HipHustlePod I have to say that I have a little bit of envy that you and Mrs. PoF are more on the same page with retirement timing/desire for extensive travel. I’ve only persuaded Mr. Minimal MD to come on one international trip this year.
@z1856z@PhysicianOnFIRE@HipHustlePod My spouse is a teacher. He works because he loves what he does. He never plans to retire. Trust me; I have tried to encourage him. Life would be much more fun for me if he would quit so we could travel together.
I previously tweeted about my survey income of over $900 for the month of October. Here is a referral link (for MDs) in case you want to join in. @TSuperheroine
https://t.co/kXb6F0x24j
@DLBakerMD@TSuperheroine I do the surveys while I’m at the gym or waiting in the pick up line for my kids. I won’t click on a survey unless it has a payment of at least $2/min but have had several that were $165/15mins. The $900+ was my survey income for October, which I think is pretty typical.