Advice to My Younger Self | DiverseFI
A hospice doctor who achieved financial independence still can't bring himself to quit medicine. Doc G has enough money to walk away from his career — but years of documenting his journey on his blog reveal a deeper struggle with identity, purpose, and the narratives we construct around enough. Financial independence…
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