finances – NOT YOUR DOC

Too many people, governments, cultures, and societies do not clearly state that there is an expected, and acceptable, level of financial loss, expanding socioeconomic and health disparities, emotional harm, societal instability, personal disability, or even death as consequences of certain decisions or actions.

Charles Tadros, M.D. April 23, 2023 Saint Louis, Missouri

ANOTHER SUICIDE…CHESLIE KRYST

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6894379272736178176?commentUrn=urn%3Ali%3Acomment%3A%28activity%3A6894379272736178176%2C6895116065764986880%29 There is no emoji adequate for the loss of another one of our sisters (or brothers). Cheslie is us and we are her. 130 suicides/day, completed, in the US. 3,700 suicide attempts, each and every day in the US (https://lnkd.in/gtm7iGnE). Medical and mental health professionals have an array of very effective treatments, not cures,Continue reading “ANOTHER SUICIDE…CHESLIE KRYST”

UNLESS ONE INHERITS MONEY OR RECEIVES A MONETARY GIFT, ALL CURRENT AND FUTURE PERSONAL FINANCES ARE DEPENDENT ON YOUR CURRENT INCOME.

A portion of current income generates cash flow used to pay current bills. A portion of current income is saved to pay for emergencies. A portion of current income is used to pay insurance premiums, which in turn, are used to prevent catastrophic loss of income and wealth. A portion of current income is investedContinue reading “UNLESS ONE INHERITS MONEY OR RECEIVES A MONETARY GIFT, ALL CURRENT AND FUTURE PERSONAL FINANCES ARE DEPENDENT ON YOUR CURRENT INCOME.”

SOME OF OUR MOST REWARDING AND MOST FRUITFUL DECISIONS TAKE YEARS, IF NOT DECADES, TO NURTURE AND DEVELOP: FINANCES, HEALTH, FAMILY, COMMUNITY, AND SPIRITUALITY.

This means it takes EXTREME patience and a small amount of work, frequently, over a long period of time. It is extremely difficult, but not impossible, to catch up if you have not put in the work and the time, starting early. Charles Tadros, M.D. July 28, 2021 Saint Louis, Missouri

WHEN YOU VOLUNTARILY TIGHTEN YOUR FINANCIAL BELT, YOU …

Have more of a sense of responsibility, and more of a sense of ownership, than just with your finances Have more sensitivity to wastefulness Have financial investments that tend to become more conservative Have an appreciation for low cost or free items and opportunities Have an increased sensitivity to gratefulness Have more of an appreciationContinue reading “WHEN YOU VOLUNTARILY TIGHTEN YOUR FINANCIAL BELT, YOU …”