A Life Well Lived: A Physicians Guide to Wealth

James Nutter

As a physician, you are overworked, overwhelmed, and under-supported when it comes to your money. The Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast is where you finally unpack the silent burdens of financial stress, burnout, and sacrifice—and take back control. Hosted by James Nutter, Fiduciary Financial Advisor & Partner at IM Wealth, this isn’t your typical conversation about money. It’s a raw, thought-provoking journey at the crossroads of purpose and prosperity—challenging everything you’ve been told about success and wealth. Here, we go beyond the numbers. We explore what it truly means to align your money with the life you’ve worked so hard to create. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a system that rewards hard work but never taught you how to live fully, this podcast is your invitation to break free. No fluff. No noise. No products. No BS. Just real-world strategies to help you take control and build the life you actually want—for your family, your team, and your future. Welcome to a new kind of wealth.

  1. 10h ago

    Who Are You When You're Not Practicing? (Every Physician Needs to Hear This) | Episode 74

    High achievement can build an incredible career but it can also quietly disconnect you from yourself. In this episode, James sits down with physician, coach, and author Dr. Amelia Bueche to explore why so many physicians become experts at caring for everyone except themselves. Together they discuss the hidden costs of achievement-driven identity, why slowing down feels so uncomfortable, and how redefining success can lead to healthier relationships, greater fulfillment, and a more sustainable career. If you've ever wondered who you are outside of medicine or felt like your value depends on what you produce this conversation is for you. In this episode you'll learn: Why physicians naturally prioritize everyone else's needs before their own What "mothering yourself" actually means—and why it isn't selfish How achievement quietly becomes your identity Why external success often creates an internal sense of emptiness The surprising lesson Amelia learned after being forced into six weeks of complete rest Why slowing down feels so uncomfortable for high performers How to redefine success outside of titles, RVUs, promotions, and productivity The importance of reconnecting with the parts of yourself that existed before medicine Why boundaries are essential for healthy relationships and personal growth Practical questions every physician should ask to build a healthier, more meaningful life Key takeaway Your greatest asset isn't your career it's you. The better you care for yourself, the better physician, partner, parent, leader, and human you'll become. Real success isn't just what you achieve. It's who you become along the way. About the guest  Dr. Amelia Bueche Learn more: https://thisosteopathiclife.com Follow Amelia: Instagram: @live_inconceivable   Additional Resources  Download the PSLF Hacks Checklist Book a free financial wellness session with James Get access to exclusive physician financial tools at www.imwealth.com 1% of IM Wealth’s revenue is dedicated to providing scholarship funds to medical students. Learn more about the Meaningful Journeys Scholarship and how you can join the fight here. Learn more about the impact IM Wealth is making in the lives of physicians here. Gain FREE immediate access to all of IM Wealth’s exclusive physician financial wellness resources here.   About the Show: This isn’t just another finance podcast—it’s a movement. We’re challenging the status quo, cutting through the noise, and giving physicians real strategies to take control of their money and their future.  Because true wealth isn’t just about numbers—it’s about freedom. Find and follow the show on YouTube.    About James Nutter: James Nutter is on a mission to help physicians reclaim their financial power. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges doctors face, he provides real-world strategies that cut through the noise and lead to lasting financial freedom. Follow James on Instagram.  Disclaimer The opinions expressed in this podcast are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Any financial decisions should be made in the context of your unique circumstances and in partnership with a trusted financial advisor who understands your personal plan. A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    Who Are You When You're Not Practicing? (Every Physician Needs to Hear This) | Episode 74
  2. Jul 21

    Your Health Is Your Wealth: Why This Doctor Rejected Traditional Medicine | Episode 73

    What's the point of building wealth if you don't have the health to enjoy it? Too many successful professionals spend decades optimizing their careers while neglecting the one asset that makes everything else possible—their health. In this episode of Your Health Is Your Wealth, James Nutter sits down with Dr. Andrea Stoecker, DO, a board-certified family physician specializing in Direct Primary Care and Functional Medicine, to explore why she chose to reject the traditional insurance-based healthcare model before ever entering it. Instead of practicing assembly-line medicine, Dr. Stoecker built a practice around something increasingly rare in healthcare: time. Time to listen. Time to ask better questions. Time to uncover the root cause—not just prescribe another medication. Together, James and Dr. Stoecker discuss physician burnout, the limitations of today's healthcare system, the rise of Direct Primary Care, and why prevention, relationships, and personalized care may be some of the best investments you can make in your future. Because at IM Wealth, we believe true wealth isn't measured by your portfolio alone. It's measured by your ability to enjoy the life you've worked so hard to build. After all, don't be the richest person in the graveyard. In This Episode Why Dr. Andrea Stoecker, DO, chose Direct Primary Care over the traditional healthcare model The hidden cause of physician burnout and moral injury Why 10-minute appointments often fail both patients and physicians How Direct Primary Care creates stronger physician-patient relationships The difference between treating symptoms and finding the root cause of disease Why nutrition, sleep, stress, gut health, and lifestyle are foundational to long-term health How having more access to your physician can improve both confidence and health outcomes Why investing in prevention today can create a healthier, more meaningful tomorrow About Dr. Andrea Stoecker, DO Dr. Andrea Stoecker, DO, is a board-certified family physician specializing in Direct Primary Care and Functional Medicine. Her practice is built around a simple belief: healthcare should be personal, proactive, and focused on helping people thrive—not simply treating disease after it appears. By combining longer appointments, root-cause medicine, personalized care plans, and ongoing physician access, Dr. Stoecker helps patients optimize their health so they can live fuller, healthier lives. Connect with Dr. Andrea Stoecker, DO To learn more about Dr. Stoecker's Direct Primary Care and Functional Medicine practice, visit: Table Health 🌐 https://tablehealth.com/ About the Your Health Is Your Wealth Series At IM Wealth, we believe your greatest asset isn't your investment portfolio—it's your health. This series explores the habits, decisions, and conversations that help you protect the one thing money can't buy back: your time. Because financial freedom means very little if you aren't healthy enough to enjoy it. Don't be the richest person in the graveyard. Learn more at www.IMWealth.com. A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    Your Health Is Your Wealth: Why This Doctor Rejected Traditional Medicine | Episode 73
  3. Jul 14

    Marriage, Money & Maintenance: How to Build a Life That Lasts (Replay) | Episode 72

    What do thriving marriages and lasting wealth have in common? They both require intentional maintenance. In this replay episode of A Life Well Lived: A Physician's Guide to Wealth, James Nutter is joined by financial planner Jeff McPherson and longtime friend Todd Spencer for an honest conversation about what it really takes to build a strong marriage while navigating demanding careers, family life, and financial decisions. From physician schedules and shifting family roles to communication, conflict, and shared financial goals, this episode explores why successful relationships don't happen by accident—they're built through small, consistent investments over time. Whether you're newly married, decades into your relationship, or simply looking to strengthen your partnership, this conversation offers practical wisdom that applies far beyond your finances. In This Episode You'll Learn Why marriage and money require ongoing maintenance—not perfection The biggest communication mistakes couples make around finances How physician families can navigate demanding careers together Why intentional check-ins strengthen both relationships and financial health The importance of grace, flexibility, and shared expectations How to align financial decisions with your family's long-term vision Practical habits that help marriages thrive through every season of life Key Takeaways Strong marriages aren't built during the easy seasons—they're strengthened through consistent daily choices. Financial stress often reveals communication issues more than money problems. Regular conversations about goals, expectations, and priorities prevent resentment from building. Small habits practiced consistently create extraordinary long-term results. Lasting wealth means very little if you aren't building a life worth sharing. Listener Challenge This week, schedule a 30-minute conversation with your spouse or partner. Discuss: What is working well in your relationship? Where do you each feel unsupported? What financial goal are you both working toward? What's one small habit you can begin this week to strengthen your marriage? Small conversations today prevent big problems tomorrow. About the Guests Todd Spencer shares the unique perspective of supporting a physician spouse while raising a family, offering practical insights on communication, partnership, and navigating life's changing seasons together. Jeff McPherson, CFP® is a financial advisor specializing in helping physicians build intentional financial plans that support both wealth and a meaningful life. His approach emphasizes aligning financial decisions with family values and long-term goals. About A Life Well Lived A Life Well Lived: A Physician's Guide to Wealth helps physicians take control of their money so they can build lives filled with purpose, freedom, and intention. Hosted by James Nutter, each episode combines practical financial strategies with conversations about the habits, relationships, and mindset that create lasting wealth. Connect with IM Wealth 🌐 IM Wealth: https://www.imwealth.com 📅 Schedule a complimentary Financial Wellness Session 📚 Access physician financial resources 🎓 Learn more about the Meaningful Journeys Scholarship If You Enjoyed This Episode If this conversation encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a colleague or someone who could benefit from building a stronger relationship with both their money and the people they love. A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    Marriage, Money & Maintenance: How to Build a Life That Lasts (Replay) | Episode 72
  4. Jul 7

    Built, Not Born: The Standards That Create an Unbreakable Life | Episode 71

    In this episode of Life Well Lived, James Nutter welcomes Paul for a raw, energizing conversation about why standards—not goals—are what actually change lives. Paul’s life story is anything but polished: growing up feeling like an outsider, facing real consequences, rebuilding through discipline, combat sports, faith, and relentless consistency. What emerged wasn’t perfection—but resilience. Pauly explains why goals fail when they’re not rooted in identity, why discipline eventually becomes automatic when standards are aligned with who you want to become, and how pressure doesn’t break you—it reveals you. From jiu-jitsu mats to Ironman training to leadership in business and family life, Paul shares what it means to live by non-negotiable principles rather than fleeting motivation. The conversation moves beyond productivity and into something deeper: servant leadership, faith, responsibility, and the idea that if you can do something—you must. Whether it’s your health, your relationships, your work, or your calling, this episode challenges listeners to stop drifting, stop negotiating with their comfort, and start showing up fully. This isn’t about doing more. It’s about becoming more—on purpose.   What You’ll Learn Why goals fail when they aren’t tied to identity The difference between motivation and standards How discipline turns into freedom over time Why pressure doesn’t build character—it exposes it The role faith plays in resilience and leadership What “If you can, you must” really means How to create non-negotiable daily habits that compound Why servant leadership leads to lasting fulfillment How to stop letting feelings derail your potential Why the hardest seasons often become the greatest setups   Final Takeaway A strong life isn’t built in moments of motivation—it’s built through standards you refuse to negotiate. If you want a life that doesn’t break under pressure, you have to become the kind of person who shows up even when it’s uncomfortable—especially then.   Additional Resources  Download the PSLF Hacks Checklist Book a free financial wellness session with James Get access to exclusive physician financial tools at www.imwealth.com 1% of IM Wealth’s revenue is dedicated to providing scholarship funds to medical students. Learn more about the Meaningful Journeys Scholarship and how you can join the fight here. Learn more about the impact IM Wealth is making in the lives of physicians here. Gain FREE immediate access to all of IM Wealth’s exclusive physician financial wellness resources here. About the Show: This isn’t just another finance podcast—it’s a movement. We’re challenging the status quo, cutting through the noise, and giving physicians real strategies to take control of their money and their future.  Because true wealth isn’t just about numbers—it’s about freedom. Find and follow the show on YouTube.  About James Nutter: James Nutter is on a mission to help physicians reclaim their financial power. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges doctors face, he provides real-world strategies that cut through the noise and lead to lasting financial freedom. Follow James on Instagram.  Disclaimer The opinions expressed in this podcast are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Any financial decisions should be made in the context of your unique circumstances and in partnership with a trusted financial advisor who understands your personal plan. A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    Built, Not Born: The Standards That Create an Unbreakable Life | Episode 71
  5. Jun 30

    Your Health is Your Wealth: Beating Burnout Without Losing Your Edge w. Dr. Mary Anderson, PHD | Episode 70

    In this engaging episode of "Life Well Lived: A Physician's Guide to Wealth," host James Nutter is joined by the dynamic Dr. Mary Anderson to delve into the complex issue of burnout, especially as it affects high-achieving professionals like physicians. Dr. Anderson shares her insights on how to balance drive and well-being, referencing her widely-acclaimed book, "The Happy High Achiever," now available in multiple languages. Their discussion offers practical strategies to manage and prevent burnout by incorporating science-based self-care practices and positive cognitive therapies.    Throughout the episode, James and Dr. Anderson explore the root causes of burnout, emphasizing that it is not a sign of weakness but rather a signal that something critical is being ignored. They discuss actionable solutions centered around the acronym SELF—Sleep, Exercise, Look Forward, and Fuel—which are essential elements for maintaining mental and physical health. As Dr. Anderson states, "Self-care is a necessity, not a luxury," reminding listeners of the importance of setting boundaries and engaging in regular self-reflection. Together, they encourage high achievers to seek sustainable success through methods that boost mood, enhance productivity, and reduce anxiety.    Key Takeaways: Recognition of Burnout: Understand that burnout signals missing self-care practices and isn’t a sign of personal failure.  Adopt the SELF Framework: Prioritize Sleep, Exercise, Look Forward to pleasant activities, and Fuel your body and mind as core components of self-care.  Mindful Self-Talk: Challenge and redefine negative self-talk and cognitive distortions with more supportive and realistic alternatives.  Boundary Setting: Learn to set and respect personal boundaries to protect energy without being burdened by the fear of letting others down.  Invest in Personal Health: Recognize that physical and mental health is the foundation of sustainable success and fulfillment.    About the Guest Dr. MaryAnderson is a licensed psychologist, author, and speaker who’s helped countless high achievers—physicians included—reclaim their energy, clarity, and sense of purpose. With a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and specialized training in Health Psychology from Harvard and Boston University-affiliated institutions, Dr. Anderson understands the unique stressors our listeners face.   Her new book, The Happy High Achiever, is already making waves as a blueprint for managing anxiety, stress, and burnout—without giving up your drive.   Connect with James Nutter Website: https://www.imwealth.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesnutterfinancial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-nutter-cfp/ A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    Your Health is Your Wealth: Beating Burnout Without Losing Your Edge w. Dr. Mary Anderson, PHD  | Episode 70
  6. Jun 23

    PSLF, Payoff, or Balance? The 3 Student Loan Paths Every Physician Needs to Know | Episode 69

    Student loans remain one of the biggest financial stressors facing physicians today. Between demanding careers, family responsibilities, retirement planning, taxes, and investing, it's easy to delay making a clear plan for educational debt. The challenge is that physicians are often flooded with conflicting advice. Some experts recommend pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) at all costs. Others advocate paying off loans as quickly as possible. And many physicians find themselves stuck somewhere in the middle, unsure which strategy best supports their long-term goals. In this Physician Wealth Masterclass, James Nutter breaks down the three primary student loan paths available to physicians: PSLF, aggressive payoff, and a balanced wealth-building approach. He explains how to evaluate each option based on your career path, income, family goals, and overall financial picture so you can move forward with confidence instead of uncertainty. Whether you're a medical student, resident, fellow, new attending, or established physician still carrying student debt, this episode provides practical guidance for making informed decisions about one of the largest financial obligations many physicians will ever face. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why so many physicians feel stuck when it comes to student loan decisions The mindset shift that changes how you think about educational debt Why your medical degree may be the highest-return investment you'll ever make The three primary repayment paths available to physicians How Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) works and who it may be best suited for Common mistakes that can delay or jeopardize loan forgiveness Recent repayment plan changes physicians need to understand How to build a student loan strategy that creates confidence—not just optimization Why clarity matters more than chasing the perfect answer Resources & Links 🌐 IM Wealthhttps://www.imwealth.com/ 🎙 A Life Well Lived Podcasthttps://www.imwealth.com/podcast 📋 Free PSLF Hacks Checklisthttps://info.imwealth.com/pslf Connect with James Nutter Website: https://www.imwealth.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesnutterfinancial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-nutter-cfp/ A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    PSLF, Payoff, or Balance? The 3 Student Loan Paths Every Physician Needs to Know | Episode 69
  7. Jun 16

    How Physicians Can Avoid Financial Mistakes When Buying a Home | Episode 68

    Most physicians are trained to make high-stakes decisions every day, but when it comes to money, mortgages, and building a long-term financial plan, many are left without a playbook. In this special re-aired conversation, James Nutter joins Zoe Taylor, founder and CEO of Moving Medicine Partners, to discuss the financial decisions physician families should consider before buying a home, hiring a financial advisor, or creating a plan for long-term wealth. Together, they explore why getting approved for a large mortgage does not mean it aligns with your goals, how to reverse engineer financial decisions based on your values and cash flow, and the questions every physician should ask before trusting someone with their money. James also shares his personal journey into physician-focused financial advising, the importance of working with a fiduciary, and how physicians can avoid becoming targets of commission-based sales tactics. Whether you’re a resident preparing for your first attending paycheck, a physician family planning a move, or an established physician reevaluating your financial strategy, this episode will help you slow down, get clear on your numbers, and make decisions that support the life you actually want to live. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why getting approved for a mortgage doesn’t mean you should spend the maximum amount available How to reverse engineer home affordability based on your cash flow, values, and future goals The concept of knowing your “financial vitals” before making major financial decisions Why physician families should understand their monthly cash flow and emergency savings before purchasing a home The importance of involving both spouses or partners in financial conversations How to identify your family’s values and align your spending with what matters most The biggest questions to ask when interviewing a financial advisor The difference between a fiduciary and commission-based financial advisor Why physician-specific financial planning matters When physicians should start taking their financial future seriously About Zoe Taylor Zoe Taylor is the Founder and CEO of Moving Medicine Partners, a real estate network created specifically to support physician families through the unique challenges of relocating, purchasing a home, and navigating major career transitions. With a nationwide network of physician-focused real estate professionals, Moving Medicine Partners helps doctors make informed real estate decisions that align with their careers, finances, and lifestyles. 🌐 https://movingmedicinepartners.com 📸 Instagram: @movingmedicinepartners 📘 Facebook: Moving Medicine Partners 💼 LinkedIn: Moving Medicine Partners   About A Life Well Lived: A Physician's Guide to Wealth This isn’t just another finance podcast—it’s a movement. We’re challenging the status quo, cutting through the noise, and giving physicians real strategies to take control of their money and their future.  Because true wealth isn’t just about numbers—it’s about freedom. Find and follow the show on YouTube.    About James Nutter: James Nutter is on a mission to help physicians reclaim their financial power. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges doctors face, he provides real-world strategies that cut through the noise and lead to lasting financial freedom. Follow James on Instagram.  A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    How Physicians Can Avoid Financial Mistakes When Buying a Home | Episode 68
  8. Jun 9

    What I’d Tell My 30-Year-Old Physician Self About Money, Family & Success with Dr. Tim Regan | Episode 67

    What would happen if you could sit down with your younger physician self and share everything you've learned about money, family, success, and life? In this episode, James Nutter sits down with Dr. Tim Regan, Chief Medical Officer of Lakeland Regional Health, for a candid conversation about the financial mistakes, lessons, and decisions that shaped his career and family over the last three decades. Dr. Regan doesn't hold back. From graduating with nearly $400,000 in student loan debt to leasing a brand-new Cadillac Escalade with his first attending paycheck, Tim shares the decisions he wishes he could take back—and the lessons that continue to guide him today. But this conversation goes far beyond investing. As a physician leader, husband, father of three, and healthcare executive, Tim reflects on the realities of delayed gratification, lifestyle inflation, raising financially responsible children, choosing the right life partner, and learning that success isn't measured by what you drive or what appears on social media. One of the most powerful moments in the conversation comes when Tim discusses the weight physicians often carry alone. For most of his career, Tim served as the de facto "Family CFO," managing the financial decisions, planning, and responsibility for his family. While he did an exceptional job navigating a demanding medical career, raising a family, and building financial success, there eventually came a point when the complexity—and the weight of being solely responsible for every major financial decision—became too great to carry alone. Today, Tim and his wife Tanya are entering their second year working with IM Wealth and James Nutter, having made the intentional decision to shift from managing everything themselves to partnering with a team that could help provide clarity, coordination, and confidence as life became increasingly complex. Whether you're a resident just beginning your journey, an attending physician experiencing your first significant paycheck, or a seasoned physician navigating new challenges, this episode offers timeless wisdom from someone who has lived every stage of the path.   In This Episode What Dr. Regan would tell his 30-year-old physician self The expensive lesson behind his first attending paycheck Why lifestyle inflation is one of the biggest threats to physician wealth Growing up in a family where money conversations were difficult The financial opportunities many physicians miss early in their careers Why teaching children about money matters more than most parents realize The role spouses and partners play in long-term financial success How social comparison silently drives poor financial decisions Why experiences often create more happiness than possessions The hidden burden of being the "Family CFO" Knowing when to seek guidance, even when you're capable of doing it yourself What financial success really means after decades in medicine   Key Takeaway The goal isn't to manage every financial decision perfectly. The goal is to build a life where your money supports what matters most. As Dr. Regan shares throughout this conversation, true financial confidence doesn't come from having all the answers—it comes from creating the right systems, surrounding yourself with the right people, and making decisions that align with your values, your family, and the life you want to live.   About Dr. Tim Regan Dr. Tim Regan is the Chief Medical Officer of Lakeland Regional Health, one of Florida's largest and most respected healthcare systems. Throughout his career, he has served as a physician, healthcare executive, husband, father, mentor, and leader dedicated to improving the lives of patients, physicians, and families alike. His journey—from substantial student debt to healthcare leadership—offers a powerful perspective on money, success, family, and what truly matters over the course of a life well lived.   Resources & Next Steps: Download the PSLF Hacks Checklist Book a free financial wellness session with James Get access to exclusive physician financial tools at www.imwealth.com 1% of IM Wealth’s revenue is dedicated to providing scholarship funds to medical students. Learn more about the Meaningful Journeys Scholarship and how you can join the fight here. Learn more about the impact IM Wealth is making in the lives of physicians here. Gain FREE immediate access to all of IM Wealth’s exclusive physician financial wellness resources here.     About the Show: This isn’t just another finance podcast—it’s a movement. We’re challenging the status quo, cutting through the noise, and giving physicians real strategies to take control of their money and their future.  Because true wealth isn’t just about numbers—it’s about freedom. Find and follow the show on YouTube.    About James Nutter: James Nutter is on a mission to help physicians reclaim their financial power. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges doctors face, he provides real-world strategies that cut through the noise and lead to lasting financial freedom. Follow James on Instagram.  A Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast — Brought to you by IM Wealth: Helping physicians take control of their money so they can live a purposeful life. For more resources, visit IMWealth.com. Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network®, a Registered Investment Adviser.

    What I’d Tell My 30-Year-Old Physician Self About Money, Family & Success with Dr. Tim Regan | Episode 67

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As a physician, you are overworked, overwhelmed, and under-supported when it comes to your money. The Physician’s Guide to Wealth Podcast is where you finally unpack the silent burdens of financial stress, burnout, and sacrifice—and take back control. Hosted by James Nutter, Fiduciary Financial Advisor & Partner at IM Wealth, this isn’t your typical conversation about money. It’s a raw, thought-provoking journey at the crossroads of purpose and prosperity—challenging everything you’ve been told about success and wealth. Here, we go beyond the numbers. We explore what it truly means to align your money with the life you’ve worked so hard to create. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a system that rewards hard work but never taught you how to live fully, this podcast is your invitation to break free. No fluff. No noise. No products. No BS. Just real-world strategies to help you take control and build the life you actually want—for your family, your team, and your future. Welcome to a new kind of wealth.

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