Wow love that.. more freedom not more expenses. Def gonna keep that in mind when I finish grad school for speech therapy and finally start working next year!

That’s the problem, soon as you start making more money you start shopping for stuff you really don’t even need.

fr, I thought they would even know about bitcoin. Dr. Webb hasn't even invested into stocks yet which is insanely surprising.

@@allantruong7031 well I think he wants to do a deep research on it and be careful. Just bc everyone else is doing something like sheepal, doesn't mean it's good.

@@thankthelord4536 yeah, but with his knowledge, I'd assume he knows how to do some research on it and already been on it.

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😄 Nerd joke, my favorite.

Respiratory alkalosis 😂

What was your undergraduate major if you don’t mind me asking? I’m currently a senior in high school and want to become a sports medicine orthopedic surgeon but I’m not entirely sure what I want to major in next year

Hey, what do you have to do to become a dietitian

@@aaronm4841 If you have a bachelors degree in nutrition its a bit easier cause then its all about getting into an ACEND accredited Dietetic Internship program and upon passing that you can sit for the RD exam. If not you need to complete an AND accreditation and then a dietetic internship and then the exam. Masters are going you be required as of 2024 though so its worth getting it.

Congrats I know you will be a great doctor

roids, self prescribed.

Most likely taking steroids

Same here as a fellow DPT student. Wishing you the best!🤙🏼

this is the best thing to do during ur break :)

Thanks Nicholas!!

What’s the name of the Dave Ramsey book you refer to in the video?

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Should’ve edited out them both gasping for air lol

I don’t get it?

@@maxbell9723 Dr. Webb asked him what he was going to buy with his first paycheck when becomes an attending doctor and he said “protein bro..” 😂 If that’s what you don’t get, then yeah me too. Lol

@@jamesamoh7340 yeah that dude is jacked lmao 🤣gives me hope that it’s possible to be both aesthetically fit and in medicine

You’re a smart man. My sister did it and she’s back. One friend went to the Caribbean and she’s enjoying it - low debt, low expenses etc. You just have to study hard to pass and score well on USMLE. US IMG practicing residents and doctors are some of the happy doctors I have met.

@@jamesamoh7340 I have been deeply looking into a medical school in Rome and of course other med schools in Europe. A good friend of mine lives there so if he could maybe let me live there for room and board I’ll be nice. Although my dad would kill me if I left across the country to study medicine, but I don’t see it any different since I won’t be seeing family much anyways during medical school due to the rigorous grind. If I go to Rome I’d of course have to try and learn Italian which I am sure it won’t be too much of an issue since I’ve had to learn English at an latter age. At this time I will still take the MCAT, but if Europe was the only school that accepted me for medical school then screw it I will study medicine there. I am sure I will enjoy Rome anyways. I am just hearing that I would have to re-due medical boards for my specialty if I come back to the states. My goodness wish I was born and living in Europe. It’s ridiculous how much America runs on a monopolist based society.

Hey, Im an internal med doc here that graduated med school back in 2013. I can tell you it is extremely hard to get into residency now as an international grad. It is not worth it. Medical schools are popping up everywhere here in the states and are taking up all the free residency spots. Not to mention, getting into a competitive residency like ortho or whichever surgery - which is even harder.

@@Karim-ik5ij for non U.S. IMG it’s harder especially with no U.S. hospital clinical rotation/experience. U.S IMG from the Caribbean schools are getting spots in general surgery, anesthesia, family medicine, internal medicine, and radiology. It’s true that it’s harder for other surgical specialties. If you’re young and get a spot in those mentioned specialties take it and later apply to surgical ones you like. Our neighbor went in pathology and later on applied to ortho and got in easy.

@@Karim-ik5ij please send me more info about those new schools. I have friends that would benefit from it. Thank you!

Thank you!!

Thanks Sam!!

Amen

Amen

He's probably a spendaholic.

Put it into perspective. When you have $300,000 of debt from undergrad and medical school that's accruing interest, And for 3-7 years post medical school you only made $60,000 gross a year. While that $300,000 kept growing. Also that $350,000 gross pay after taxes is actually net pay around $220,000. Not even including things such as overhead or insurance depending on how you practice.

Thank you!!

Lol