How this physician invests with purpose

<p>High earners may think that they achieved financial freedom but find themselves burdened by more responsibilities and a higher cost of living. How can they build the life they want to live and start enjoying the fruits of their labor?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Andresa and special guest host Mandy McAllister welcome Dr. Nancy Huynh. As an eye surgeon and investor, Nancy has two missions: curing preventable blindness globally and ending financial blindness among medical professionals. She discusses what it took to shift her mindset and start her investing journey, how she is now working to educate physicians about other wealth-building opportunities available, and how real estate is enabling her to create a positive impact in communities around the world.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Dr. Nancy Huynh started investing in real estate to create passive income, hoping to regain control of her time and stop trading time for money. She currently owns and operates a real estate investment portfolio in the Atlanta area, and is passionate about helping others, especially physicians, gain financial literacy and achieve financial security through real estate investing.&nbsp; As an ophthalmologist, Nancy helps people see better so they can regain their identity, dignity, and vision for the future.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “What do you want out of investing? Is it cash flow or more for equity, or a combination of both? Because you're going to be looking at very different deals.”(7:34 -7:40)</p><p>• “If you don't trust the sponsor, just stop right there.” (18:49-19:51)</p><p>• “I think with financial empowerment, physicians can change medicine and the world.” (25:00- 25:04)</p><p>• “The larger problem around the world is that most people are blind, but they don't need to be.”(25:35-25:40)</p><p>• “What we're trying to do is really create a sustainable system, train the local people to screen their own people, teach the surgeons in the community how to do these cataract surgeries.”