I am a current psychiatrist practicing in California; who’s passionate about teaching personal finance strategies designed specifically for successful individuals. Just like you, I had to work harder to become and prove myself as a woman. 

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I wasn’t born or raised wealthy. In fact, I was born in Lamont, CA a small farming community. We had a total of 2 stop lights and speaking English was optional.

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Growing up I was never taught how to be financially independent because most of the woman in our family were encouraged to join the work force. I was different. My love for learning and desire to help others in our low-income community thrust me into a helping career. So, I set my sights on the biggest helping career I could imagine; being a doctor. I know what it’s like to work your ass off and end up with 200k in loans but still love your job. I didn’t want to end up

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During residency I began to learn about passive investing and took charge of my money situation.

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See, I was well-educated, but medical school taught me zero about money. I began reading everything I could find to learn more, initially it was to break the chains from my student loans. Eventually after reading the several financial books I realized my money was my employee and I could make it work for me! Not the other way around.

 

It all started with learning to change my relationship with money.

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Now, I get to invest my money and time in things I care about outside of medicine along the way avoiding burnout.

 

You can absolutely have this too.

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No matter your circumstances.

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You can be wealthy in life and finances.