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Notes on hospital medicine, physician money, selling options, and metabolic health. Short version first, then the reason.
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- 01Physician financeNotes for doctors who want optional work, not a bigger paycheck. Freedom numbers, savings rate, and this year’s order of operations.Open →
- 02OptionsSelling covered calls and cash-secured puts with defined risk. How to read premium without lying to yourself about annualized return.Open →
- 03Hospital medicineThe next move on the floor. Field notes for residents and attendings. Framework and thinking, not a protocol.Open →
- 04MetabolicWeight, blood sugar, and cholesterol as one system. Keep the food you like. Educational only. Not medical advice.Open →
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- 01OptionsAnnualized return is the number most option sellers get wrongA 2 percent premium is not a 24 percent year. Here is the arithmetic on a cash-secured put.6 min readRead →
- 02Hospital medicineThe first ten minutes of a rapid responseThe first ten minutes are a thinking problem, not a task list. Framework for the floor, not a protocol.7 min readRead →
- 03MetabolicWaist, A1c, and LDL are three readouts of one engineWeight, blood sugar, and cholesterol are one system. Treat them as separate wars and the plan dies on a Tuesday.6 min readRead →
- 04Physician financeYour freedom number is smaller than you thinkThe number that makes work optional is smaller than the one in your head. Three variables move it.7 min readRead →
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