Finances don’t have to be complicated, boring, or stressful, I promise!
I've got you covered with my approachable, easy-to-read book that informs and educates - with a little humour sprinkled throughout.
My Amazon Best-Seller,
The Doctor's Handbook - 5 Principles of Wealth You Weren’t Taught In Med School
You took many classes in med school, but learning how to grow wealth securely wasn’t one of them.
I’ve helped hundreds of physicians across Canada get started on powerful financial paths right out of med school. Breathe! You can recover from bad financial advice you received in the past and move forward without guilt and regret. I’m in your corner with a sense of humour that makes learning financial stuff a heck-of-a-lot more fun!
+ Why should I incorporate, and when?
+ How can I avoid being oversold insurance?
+ Is borrowing to invest a bad idea?
+ How can I balance my work and life?
+ How fast should I repay my debt?
You’ll learn how to approach the five biggest questions most new doctors have:
Amazon Best Seller The Doctor’s Handbook is an unconventional and straightforward DIY manual to help new doctors create financial plans that fit the values of their heads and hearts. Ditch the old rules of investing and step onto the financial path that’s fresh and innovative.
What readers are saying:
"The Doctor’s Handbook is a well written financial planning guide for doctors. Adrian George has taken a complex and often scary subject and made it easy to understand and apply. This book is a must read for doctors seeking to take control of their financial destinies!"
Ramandeep Banga
"I recommend this read for the medical professional, and really any professional out there. This is very well written, more like a monologue from the author than a textbook, the ideas are presented in a way that is very relatable. The use of real-life anecdotes and the author's own experiences makes this so much more relevant. It [provides] advice without being preachy, or giving rules too strict to follow. A scary and stressful subject presented in a calm, even flow."
Ryan Shewchuk
"The book may not yet be mandatory reading in medical school, but it should be. The book is very easy to read—even busy doctors will be able to find time to read this one. In addition to providing some very concrete and actionable advice, the author adds a dimension you don’t usually see in a financial planning book. Adrian adds a human “peace of mind” element, which I think will soothe the minds of many physicians."
Morten Sorensen
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