A short transcript from Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim (a doctor) introducing Parkinson's Law and applying it to medical students' time and to personal finances. He notes that without clear plans, time and money get filled or spent inefficiently, and stresses the need for intentional financial planning for doctors.
Guess what? The average medical student who is not running the business might also not be getting a lot of sleep. Is an old law, Parkinson's law, obviously, when you've got time, and that time is just enough to. For you to fill it with whatever if you haven't got any clear plan for the time. And of course, it happens with money as well. Sometimes you can't tell where your money went. Part of what we do in money wise doctors getting doctors to be a bit more intentional or thoughtful about their finances. And with time and money, if you don't have a clear plan, you can just sort of like go away. So well done. You couldn't have been an easy journey to run it from your first day to your final year. So what have you gone down this path.
