Time that you can not get back is much more valuable.
From my understanding Medical School doesn't allow for a lot of free time either. It's not really a program you can half-a$$ or wing or start an unrelated venture on the side with. You need to know EVERYTHING you are learning at an expert level.
I know I wouldn't want to be under the care of a doctor with a "one day..." mentality. I want an expert practitioner fully engaged in the present (ie: my care), not caught up in the past or future.
So if you are to be a doctor, please be a great doctor first, and businessman second. If one day you do see a gap to make medicine better - take it, but only from the point of view of progressing medicine and helping people first, and getting rich second.
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