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I'm trying to decrease cost of installing solar. Is it necessary to have any powerwalls if I have a whole home generator at 26kW? Or can I just install the panels and get away without any powerwalls?

Hi guys,

I do not like my job at all. It's relatively high paying, but high emotional stress. In an ideal world I would do this for 10-15 more years, but the burnout fatigue is real and I'm really looking into some insight on when I can leave OR what we can do on top of what we're already doing.

We are looking at moving from a MCOL city where we don't have many friends to a HCOL/VHCOL to be near family and friends in the next 10-15 years. If I can fully quit my job while my wife keeps working (for the health insurance), I'd be in bliss. However, I can always cut my hours and do consulting instead of the main job I'm in to pull in some help. In an ideal world, I would like to spend around 1

It doesn't make a huge difference one way or another, but I'm just curious what you all think about including what you contribute to your child's 529 in your personal net worth, since realistically it isn't money I can use for myself.

Cage-free, free range, organic, etc… so many options at the grocery store.

Is there any noticeable or practical difference in any of the varieties you see at the store for making, say, a basic omelette? Or for anything else?

Pre residency, I worked out 7 days a week. Ran a sub-4 marathon in 2017 and consistently ran sub 40min 10Ks for routine daily runs. Residency started and I carried SOME of that forward, but obviously I didn’t have as much time to do it. Then fellowship hit and I hardly had time to run 2 days a week. I’ve now been an attending for 3 years. Between work and 2 new kids, I haven’t had time to work out as much as I want (maybe 1-2 days a week if even).

Recently, I reworked my schedule and dedicated 4 days a week to run. I cannot for the life of me increase my endurance. Right now I’m running around a 5K on each of those 4 days a week at an average pace of 9:26 per mile. I’ve been doing this for

Trying to see what is the best choice benefit after reaching platinum for 2026 (currently platinum now). At this time, I have 15K MQDs and will only be flying maybe 2 more times this year (domestic), and probably 4-6 times in 2026 only (recently had a baby so our travel has decreased).

Which choice benefits would you choose? Not sure if the RUCs are worth it over just the AMEX statement credit, but I'm willing to hear out people's thoughts. Thanks!

As we all know, the financial hardship requirement was removed from IBR. My loans are serviced through MOHELA when I go to the student aid website to apply for IBR, it still doesn’t list it as an option and only allows me to apply for ICR which I do not want to do. I’m currently on the save.

Has anyone who previously not met qualifications now successfully gotten onto IBR, and how did you do that?

As title suggests, what are your thoughts?