Most healthcare providers got into this profession because they genuinely want to help people. And somewhere along the way, that calling gets twisted into a belief system that says struggling financially makes you more ethical. That charging what you're worth is somehow greedy. That building wealth and serving patients well are things that can't coexist.

John Coleman is here to dismantle that entire belief system.

He's an investor, entrepreneur, and author of the book Good Money, and someone who has spent years helping high performers reconcile a tension that most clinicians know all too well: how do you build real wealth without becoming consumed by it?

In this conversation, John and I go deep on the hedonic treadmill that traps high performers, why the financial finish line might be the most important concept you've n ...