Have you made a goal this year to improve your finances? Did you resolve to “make more money” or “pay down debts”? Believe it or not, such vague, financial goals are unhelpful, and you’re unlikely to make any progress. I’d like to share 5 questions you can use to create smarter, attainable goals. Financial Goals…from […]
Why Physical Therapists are Broke
If you’re thinking about becoming a physical therapist, be forewarned: many physical therapists are financially broke. Actually, 78%% of Americans are broke, living paycheck to paycheck according to Forbes.com. It comes down to three reasons why physical therapists are broke: High Student Loans Low Starting Salaries Lifestyle Creep Please hear me out – I’m a […]
4 Financial Exercises You Need To Recover Your Finances
Recovering from a financial injury is similar to recovering from a sprained ankle. Both processes require a thorough assessment of the situation, a plan for rehab, and exercises to progress through the different stages of recovery. Sure, you can limp around for a while, ignoring the effects of credit card debt, student loans, and paychecks […]
4 Financial Tips You Shouldn’t Ignore (in your 20s and 30s)
Between finishing school, launching a career, and starting a family (or not) many young adults in their 20s and 30s let their savings fall by the wayside. But just because you are early in your career doesn’t mean you should put off improving your finances. Showing up late to the saving game can have detrimental […]
How a Foreign Trained Physical Therapist Can Practice in the United States
The process of becoming a licensed PT in the United States can be difficult for a foreign trained physical therapist. Even though the steps may be challenging, it’s possible for a foreign trained PT to practice in the United States with the right information. In this article, we’ll cover the requirements for foreign trained PTs […]