Most physicians should start here.

You do not need more information. There is no shortage of it.

What is missing is watching someone price a deal in real time. Which numbers he checks first. Where he says no, and why. That is not something a video library transfers. It is something you absorb by being in the room while it happens.

Deal review. Eric puts a real opportunity on the screen and works through it. The downside first, then the structure, then the return profile. You see the reasoning, not the conclusion.

The framework in practice. Not theory. The same process applied to whatever is in front of the group that month.

Open Q&A. Your situation, asked out loud, answered in front of people dealing with the same thing.

The private community between calls. Questions do not wait for the next session. Neither do the answers.

Physicians earning well who have realised the salary is not the plan.

People who want to understand a deal before they are in it.

Anyone tired of advice built around protecting a paycheck.

Anyone looking for tips or picks. Eric does not give them.

Anyone who wants a curriculum to complete. There isn't one.

Anyone expecting a specific result. Nobody can offer you that, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does.