Listen in or watch as host David Mandell interviews CPA and practice consultant Nolan Bradbury.

David begins by noting he and Nolan will first focus on traditional private practices and then then transition into “side hustles” and doctorpreneurship.

In terms of private practices, David asks Nolan about key financial priorities in running a profitable practice, including the importance of key performance indicators (KPIs) and the critical difference between delegating and abdicating. They also discuss a number of important success factors if doctors are looking to grow the practice and, eventually, exit in some type of merger or sale.

Turning their discussion to side hustles and entrepreneurship, Nolan explains what he sees as must-haves in terms of considerations for physicians branching out into these areas. Nolan also gives insights into how a physician or practice can find a good CPA who is the right fit for them.

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In this special episode tied timed to release before the upcoming U.S. elections, host David Mandell welcomes OJM Partner and Wealth Advisor Andrew Taylor, CFP, to discuss investing through impactful current events, including potentially stress-inducing election seasons.

In this unique episode, David and Andy refer to a number of slides based on data from U.S. presidential elections going back more than 60 years. For those watching on our YouTube channel, those slides are part of the video content. For those listening, a link to the referenced presentation slides can be found here. Also, the article that Andy references regarding October volatility can be found here.

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Listen in or watch as host David Mandell continues his interview with orthopedic surgeon Dr. John “Jay” Foley, focusing on Jay’s career path after being disabled in a snowboarding accident and unable to perform surgery.

Jay explains how his own-occupation disability policy made a significant impact on his post-injury financial health. He also relates that his initial plan for an osteoporosis center did not workout, so he pivoted to medical evaluation for worker’s compensation cases and medical-legal work as an expert witness.

David and Jay spend the remainder of the interview digging into the pros and cons of both the case evaluation and expert witness work, including what Jay has learned and what advice he gives other physicians about both ventures and about the importance of disability insurance.

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