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Be Nice

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-12-13

I heard an uplifting song on the radio the other day called "Be Nice." Later, I was at church and as I was thinking about things, I thought about how the beatitudes really are excellent guidelines to live life by: Blessed are the poor in spirit, ... more


My New Daily Work Uniform

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-12-10

I recently made another decision to simplify my life and avoid decision fatigue. Inspired by the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, and President Obama, I now wear the same thing to work essentially every day. I have a unique body shape that i... more


Family Medicine Rocks!

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-08-17

As a Family Medicine doctor, I have some pride in my specialty and am likely a bit biased over the benefits Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) provide to individuals. Today, I thought I would look up evidence on those benefits. To say I was surprised... more


My Running Shirt Collection

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-06-04

I enjoy running, and most races give shirts commemorating the race. Here are some of mine: [gallery columns="4" size="large" link="none" ids="669,672,679,681,678,683,671,682,670,677,680,668,673,676,675,674"] more


Ignorance is bliss

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-06-02

... but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die.” Genesis 2:17 more


Must Read Books for Financial Wealth

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-05-19

There are a lot of financial books, and it can be daunting to choose which books to learn from. Here are my recommendations to read, it this order: The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley and Wi... more


Make life easy so life can be fun

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-05-06

I love the idea of [automaticity]: Automating what you can in life so that you can think about the things that are important to think about, do the things that are important to do, enjoy the things that you truly enjoy, and prioritize the things ... more


Automation

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-05-04

It is a profoundly erroneous truism that we should cultivate the habit of thinking of what we are doing. The preceise opposite is the case. Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinkin... more


How to Estimate Daily Caloric Burn

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-05-04

x*(g) = r r*1.3 = s s+m*100 = t Example (200lbs male running 5miles): 200*11*1.3+5*100= 3360 calories x = weight in lbs g = gender multiplier (women 10; men 11) r = resting metabolic rate s = number of calories burned with standard everyday activ... more


More information ... wise?

Matthew Rensberry, MD MBA 2015-05-04

Big data may mean more information, but it also means more false information. - Nassim Taleb more