I think the best article would have said simply invest as hard as possible in a low expense ratio ETF instead of the vending machine etc. It involves zero mental effort and I'd be amazed if you can beat 10% returns year after year. I'm reminded of our previous trust fund baby president that would have had infinitely more of his inherited wealth if he had just invested in the SP500 instead of his "business ventures."
The light speed of these hypothetical doctors' accumulation would come from living as simply as possible and even using debt to invest more heavily in low expense ratio funds early in their careers.
The light speed of these hypothetical doctors' accumulation would come from living as simply as possible and even using debt to invest more heavily in low expense ratio funds early in their careers.