This is the Whitecode Investor Podcast, where we help those who wear the Whitecode get a fair shake on Wall Street.

We've been helping doctors and other high-income professionals stop doing dumb things with their money since 2011.

Here's your host, Dr. Jim Dolly.

This is Whitecode Investor Podcast number 241, Retirement Accounts Q&A.

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He is actually going from Salt Lake area down to Moab, a few times a year, working a few shifts down there.

He goes and works a shift. He's doing nights down there, I think.

He goes to sleep in the hotel they rent for him, and then goes for a long bike ride for going back to a shift.

But it has just rejuvenated his career and his excitement about medicine.

I think part of it is just to be in a new practice environment.

Part of it is it's like a vacation away from some of the bigger stresses in his life, which include raising kids sometimes.

You never know how mixing it up might help with your burnout and extend your career. Optimize for longevity in everything you do.

Speaking of what you do, thank you so much for what you do.

We're recording this on November 29th. I know it's not going to run until December 16th, but I'm recording it the day after the Thanksgiving break.

This year I decided to try something new, sometimes I haven't been able to do for the last two decades, which is to actually go somewhere for the Christmas and New Year's break.

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