Don't Be The Coupon Person: Why You Should Invest Your Money

8 Jul 2023 · 0 min
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8 Jul 2023 · 0 min

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Podcast episode by Dr. Kelly Alhooie arguing that entrepreneurs (especially pelvic-health clinicians) should prioritize investing over obsessive saving. Key claims: put idle cash into higher-yield accounts or income-producing assets; distinguish good debt (investments that generate revenue, e.g., hiring staff, mentors, commercial real estate) from bad debt (personal car purchases that depreciate); invest in coaches/mentors and marketing (events, Google Ads) to attract higher-value clients; avoid a coupon/discount mindset because it attracts bargain-focused customers and undermines premium pricing. Episode closes with a coaching call-to-action.

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