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The Wealthy Healer: Escaping the 7-year Slump
with Robert Glazer, MPA
Ever wondered what a high-powered healthcare executive thinks physicians should know about money, leadership, and career longevity? This episode of BackTable ENT features an especially engaging conversation with Bob Glazer, a recently retired healthcare executive, who shares his wisdom on achieving financial and personal abundance with guest host Dr. Aleysha Khalid.
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2025, December 16). Ep. 252 – The Wealthy Healer: Escaping the 7-year Slump [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com
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Synopsis
The discussion covers Bob’s extensive career in healthcare administration to key financial strategies for otolaryngologists, including tax planning and long-term financial management. Mr. Glazer emphasizes the importance of balancing career ambitions with personal life, planning for different stages of one's professional journey, and exploring entrepreneurial ventures. With practical advice on leadership, maintaining work-life balance, and continuous self-improvement, Mr. Glazer offers invaluable guidance for both young practitioners and seasoned professionals in healthcare.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
02:53 - The Importance of Tax Planning for Physicians
06:50 - Navigating Early Career Financial Decisions
11:40 - Building a Strong Professional Reputation
14:51 - The Seven-Year Itch: Seeking New Challenges
23:59 - Understanding Risk Tolerance
26:25 - Balancing Work and Life as an Otolaryngologist
29:37 - Retirement and Rediscovering Hobbies
32:36 - Leading Yourself and Crafting Your Life
35:37 - Data-Driven Leadership and Career Advice
38:43 - Final Takeaways
Resources
Robert Glazer
https://www.askascent.com/page/RobertGlazerbio
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