Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

Doctors don't need more CON ED... They need to invest in Business skills so they can change your li

4 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief spoken segment, the speaker argues that many doctors and other highly educated professionals chase additional credentials and technical knowledge, often incurring massive debt, while neglecting to develop business skills that could generate income and improve work‑life balance. The speaker cites personal observations, mentioning an ex‑boyfriend named Remy and friends in the field, to illustrate how the pursuit of accolades outweighs practical business strategy, ultimately preventing these professionals from reclaiming personal time and financial freedom.

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Oh, that's so smart because I agree. I think a lot of my friends who are in those industries, it's like they feel like they can't get enough education to be smart enough at what they do and to be the doctor. And you'll go into massive debt. Oh yeah, massive debt. But they will not invest in business skills. Yeah, it's so true. It's crazy to me. It's so true. I was like, when Remy was saying that, I was like, oh my God, hey, my ex-boyfriend, but like also friends of mine. I'm like, it's like for them they're worth comes through knowing the next technical or knowing the next educational piece, right? And like having the more accolades next to their name in terms of that rather than the business strategy or the business thing that could actually make them the money to passionately dive back into that side when they have the time. And for them to get their, their actual life back. Yeah.