The “White Coat Investor” PodCast

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA

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By Dr. James Dahle MD – White Coat Investor

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Dr. James Dahle, editor of www.whitecoatinvestor.com and the rising star of physician financial advice and straight talk about success was kind enough to share his time and expertise with us and talked to us about:

  • What got him so interested in getting a financial education and why he shares that knowledge with other docs
  • How med students can minimize student loan debt and why that is so important
  • Insurance and why it is imperative that you have the right kind
  • The importance of creating profitable habits for your success

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His new book is The White Coat Investor: A Doctor’s Guide to Personal Finance and Investing.

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Physicians who don’t understand modern risk management, insurance, business and asset protection principles are sitting ducks waiting to be taken advantage of by unscrupulous insurance agents and financial advisors; and even their own prospective employers or partners. This comprehensive volume from Dr. David Marcinko, and his co-authors, will go a long way toward educating physicians on these critical subjects that were never taught in medical school or residency training.

JAMES M. DAHLE; MD, FACEP

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The Third Industrial Revolution Will Be Crowd-Sourced and Digitized

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA

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Meet Your Maker

[Staff reporters]

Henry Ford was fond of saying that “nothing was particularly hard if you divided it into small jobs.” He followed his own advice, built world’s first assembly lines that cranked out 15 million Model Ts, and left his competitors in the dust. Engineers are now taking Ford’s advice to the extreme and breaking down the factory to bits and bytes.

“Software, data and analytics are changing what we can make in ways I couldn’t imagine when I left school,” says Christine Furstoss, global technology director at GE Global Research. “It’s more than 3-D printing jet engine parts from a digital file, which we already do. We can build a factory that can make itself better. We call it the Brilliant Factory.”

Furstoss spent a recent Tuesday afternoon at the White House, where President Obama announced that he would open two new innovation institutes to boost advanced manufacturing in the U.S. The first one, in Chicago, will focus on digital manufacturing and design innovation.

The other, in Detroit, will experiment with light-weight materials. “It’s all about growing a new generation of workforce,” Furstoss says. “The next manufacturing revolution can be an American revolution.”

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