Afford Anything

Your Last Thoughts Won't Be About Money, with Dr. Jordan Grumet

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Jan 10, 2025
Dr. Jordan Grumet, a hospice doctor shaped by personal loss, shares profound insights from his experiences with patients nearing the end of life. He reveals that on their deathbeds, people rarely regret money but often wish they had pursued their passions. Grumet discusses 'Big P Purpose' versus 'little p purpose,' advocating for finding joy in daily activities. He introduces concepts like the Joy of Addition, Art of Subtraction, and Substitution, urging listeners to prioritize relationships and meaningful experiences over material wealth.
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ANECDOTE

Hospice Hustle

  • Dr. Grumet's introduction to hospice care began with a suggestion from a hospice nurse who noticed his aptitude for end-of-life care.
  • This started as a side hustle alongside his general internal medicine practice.
INSIGHT

Beyond Physical Care

  • While initially focused on physical symptom management, Dr. Grumet discovered patients' deeper emotional and existential needs as he worked in hospice.
  • These needs led him to explore questions of life review, regrets, and purpose with his patients.
ADVICE

Palliative vs. Hospice

  • Understand the distinction between palliative care and hospice care.
  • Palliative care addresses symptom and quality-of-life concerns at any stage, while hospice is specific to patients with six months or less to live.
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