In preparation for being featured in The Globe and Mail, my Brother in-law in-law and I chatted about mistakes couples make with their money.

Join in to hear what are the biggest mistakes I see behind closed doors and what to do about it.

Dr. Struck holds a PhD in the philosophy of science and has some mind-blowing insight into behaviour and finance.

I'm really glad we had a chance to record this episode and share some phenomenal insight into how to get your habits and mindset to work for you.

Dr. Anderson was ranked the #1 MD in Canada in the Crossfit Open.

He also summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2016.

Join me to learn more about how Dr. Anderson balances work and health to pull all this off!

Should you incorporate?

Did you incorporate for the right reasons?

I sit down with Mark Noble from Templeman in Belleville to talk professional corporations.

Mark is great at asking the right questions to help you decide which business structure will work best for you.

Join me as I chat with Rae Woodhouse.

Rae is a 3rd year medical student at Queen's University. She is also class co-president.

I ask Rae: "What advice do you have for med school students in their 1st and 2nd year?"

Sarah and I have fantastic conversations about the problems facing Canadians with financial planning.

We decided to pull back the curtain and let everyone listen in.

We talk about the biggest problems facing Canadians as well as how to spot bad advice.

Figure out how this doctor won the Nobel Prize "the easy way."

In this episode I interview one of the first doctors I ever met. We talk finance, life, and what it's like to be featured in The New York Times.

Kristine has been recognized by the Canadian Nurses Foundation for Innovative leadership in Nursing for 2018.

Join me as Kristine and I talk about her journey in the medical field and how she helps the "sandwich" generation in an innovative way with care for aging parents.

Lisa has a passion for Hospice care because of her own family experience.

When her grandfather was sick, her grandmother took on the role of caretaker. They did not contact Hospice, but could have.

In her words: “Hospice would’ve allowed my grandmother to be a wife again.”

Sarah and I talk about how she and her team at PhysioWell are helping their patients manage pain in innovative ways.

Sarah’s commitment to the highest standard of patient care and her direct one to one (therapist to patient) treatment approach is just one of the reasons why she has had a fulfilling and successful career serving the Quinte West community.

Melanie shares the top three signs that you are likely ready to incorporate and how to make the most of it.

Melanie spent three years in private industry in a Director of Finance role before returning to Welch LLP in 2008 as a Manager. Melanie became a Partner of the firm in 2011.