On the way south for the winter, we stopped at an RV park for the night.
It was relatively expensive—so I turned on my phone, took two telemedicine encounters, and paid for it.
Diesel was about $50 every fill-up—so I turned on my phone, took another two telemedicine encounters, and paid for it.
The fancy restaurant? That took ten telemedicine calls—about an hour.
The upscale RV resort? That’s twelve calls every day.
How can I do this? How can I travel in such a revenue-neutral manner?
I intentionally designed my telemedicine practice to do so.
Whenever I want to work, I work.
Whenever I don’t want to work, I don’t work.
Wherever I am.
Could I make more money in a full-time medical practice? Sure. With Medicare Advantage, way more.
But I’ve done that for thirty years, I want to do something different—hence the writing, the mentoring and the passive income.
The telemedicine practice was simply to ease the revenue blow during my transition. Now it helps me live for free.
Can you do the same thing? Of course!
Contact me, and I’ll show you how