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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 44 MIN

069: Progress Beats Perfection - Dr. Jason Balara

from Veterinary Financial Podcast

Perfectionism might have helped you get into vet school, but it could be holding you back financially. Dr. Jason Balara joins Meredith to talk about how an “all or nothing” mindset can sabotage your financial goals and delay meaningful progress. Jason is a board-certified veterinary surgeon and founder of Lark Capital, a real estate investment firm.They explore:Why striving for excellence beats chasing perfectionHow perfectionism shows up in investing, budgeting, and student loan strategiesWhy it’s better to start small than wait for the “perfect” financial planHow Jason restructured his career to prioritize time and autonomyWhether you’re working toward loan forgiveness, thinking about launching a side business, or feeling stuck because you don’t have all the answers—this episode will help you take action without waiting for perfect conditions.Links and Resources:Contact Jason Balara at [email protected] or on LinkedInCheck out the Know Your Why Podcast with Dr. Jason BalaraInterested in financial planning built for veterinarians?Learn more or book a free intro call at allvetfinancial.com

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