High-Income, Still Hesitating to Spend? Why Doctors Feel Broke
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

High-Income, Still Hesitating to Spend? Why Doctors Feel Broke

Do you feel guilty when you spend money—even though you make a great income? You’re not alone. In this episode of ElevateMD, Dr. Genhee So opens up about a topic many high-income professionals silently struggle with: financial guilt. Despite earning a strong income as a physician, Dr. So shares how she still felt uneasy every time she made a personal purchase—whether it was a designer handbag or a fine dining experience.

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Doctors: You’re Not Bad With Money—You’ve Been Taught the Wrong System
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

Doctors: You’re Not Bad With Money—You’ve Been Taught the Wrong System

Are you a high-earning physician who still feels financially stuck—despite working nonstop? You're not broken—the system is. And in this episode of ElevateMD, we unpack what truly builds wealth (hint: it’s not just saving more). In this episode, we unpack why saving money isn’t enough and how doctors can take a smarter approach to financial planning, tax strategy, and wealth building.

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Why Financial Advisors Often Fail Doctors – And What to Do Instead
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

Why Financial Advisors Often Fail Doctors – And What to Do Instead

In this episode, we expose why most financial advisors aren’t equipped to help doctors truly thrive — and what to do if you feel stuck, stressed, or silently frustrated with your finances. In this episode, we dive deep into a topic most doctors don't talk enough about: Why traditional financial planning is failing you — and how to finally stop feeling financially overwhelmed and start building true financial freedom.

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How to Overcome the Fear of Asking for Help
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

How to Overcome the Fear of Asking for Help

In this honest and empowering episode, Dr. Genhee So, founder of ElevateMD, shares her personal journey—and what she’s learned from helping physicians take control of their financial futures. From medical school to attending life, we're trained to master clinical knowledge... but rarely taught how to build financial confidence. This episode is a must-watch for physicians, residents, and medical students who feel behind or overwhelmed when it comes to money—and want to move forward with clarity, confidence, and support.

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Top 3 Financial Mistakes Doctors Make With Their Medical Corporations
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

Top 3 Financial Mistakes Doctors Make With Their Medical Corporations

Are you a Canadian physician with a Medical Professional Corporation—but unsure if you’re using it the right way? In this eye-opening episode of ElevateMD, Dr. Genhee So breaks down the three biggest financial mistakes doctors make with their Med Corps—and what to do instead.

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Burned Out, Paid Well, Still Lost.
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

Burned Out, Paid Well, Still Lost.

What happens when you’re earning more than ever - but still feel financially lost? In this candid episode, Dr. Genhee So reveals how burnout, COVID, and confusion around money pushed her to completely rethink her financial life. If you're a physician, dentist, or healthcare professional wondering how to start your financial education, feel uncertain about investments, or feel overwhelmed trying to understand your financial future, this episode is for you.

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Why ElevateMD?
Jerome Marrin Jerome Marrin

Why ElevateMD?

I believe there are many paths to achieve financial success as a physician. I aim to share the fundamental principles of wealth generation and preservation, empowering friends, colleagues, and our physician community to make informed financial decisions.

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The Account Every Incorporated Doctor Should Know
Online Talk, Webinar, investing Jerome Marrin Online Talk, Webinar, investing Jerome Marrin

The Account Every Incorporated Doctor Should Know

One of the triggering moments for me to start my deep dive into finances came from consideration to execute a corporate surplus strip on my med co. So many of my colleagues seemed to be doing it, maybe it was the right move for me as well. ‘You could save thousands of dollars in taxes!’ they all said. At the time, I knew very little about finances, and was relying heavily on my accountant, tax lawyers, and financial advisors for guidance regarding this decision. The problem was that each professional had varying and somewhat opposing views. Who was I supposed to believe? How much of the advice that each professional was giving was self-serving?

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