Dr. Zwade Marshall

Becoming a doctor means learning to save lives under pressure, but no one prepares us for the emergencies in our own lives, especially the financial ones. We carry six-figure debt, face high expectations, and receive little guidance on managing money. While we handle medical crises with precision, we’re often left guessing about loan repayment, insurance, and retirement, all while working long hours and building our careers. This isn’t just about money. It's about knowing how to keep your ...

Becoming a doctor takes years of hard work, long nights, and little rest. We learn how to care for others but no one really teaches us how to care for ourselves. Once the white coat is on, the outside world begins to matter more, our time, our peace, our money. Many doctors stay quiet about the weight they carry, especially when it comes to money. We are trained to heal people, not to handle debt or grow wealth. But learning those things matters just as much. Without that knowledge, even a gr...

The journey through medical school and residency is tough, and it often feels like there’s no time for anything else. But once the white coat is on, life outside of medicine starts to matter more. The pandemic forced many to rethink everything,...