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Sure, my advice is to freak out about sunk costs and life choices that you re-make and switch specialties a few more times. Become a permanent student. Never enjoy the fruits of your labors by just fucking committing to a specialty that you enjoy practicing and becoming an attending. In fact, right at the finish line you should just leave medicine altogether, leave your wife while you're at it, give away all of your money and worldly possessions, and become a monk somewhere remote until everybody forgets about you. Then maybe you will appreciate truly having nothing and be happy.
On a serious note, you're a double physician household, sounds like your wife is probably in an average- to below-average compensating specialty, you'll be in an average- to above-average compensating specialty, if you both care about rushing financial independence above whatever draw you guys may have to academics, then you will comfortably in 1% of household income and eventually wealth.
Put less charitably, you're a married 32 year old in a wonderful situation. You don't need a bunch of internet strangers to remind you that comparison is the thief of joy. Hell, I'd think some of the patients you see in the ICU would teach you that by itself.

Sure, my advice is to freak out about sunk costs and life choices that you re-make and switch specialties a few more times. Become a permanent student. Never enjoy the fruits of your labors by just fucking committing to a specialty that you enjoy practicing and becoming an attending. In fact, right at the finish line you should just leave medicine altogether, leave your wife while you're at it, give away all of your money and worldly possessions, and become a monk somewhere remote until everybody forgets about you. Then maybe you will appreciate truly having nothing and be happy.
On a serious note, you're a double physician household, sounds like your wife is probably in an average- to below-average compensating specialty, you'll be in an average- to above-average compensating specialty, if you both care about rushing financial independence above whatever draw you guys may have to academics, then you will comfortably in 1% of household income and eventually wealth.
Put less charitably, you're a married 32 year old in a wonderful situation. You don't need a bunch of internet strangers to remind you that comparison is the thief of joy. Hell, I'd think some of the patients you see in the ICU would teach you that by itself.