Thank you very much!
Best wishes

You should probably start by thinking about biotech equity research rather than investment banking (much easier to get hired there coming from a medical background):

https://mergersandinquisitions.com/biotech-equity-research/

Thank you.

L.A.

Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.

I recommend taking a job where you learn sales skills and get paid relatively well and then leveraging those skills to start something on your own, either full-time or on the side. There is no “easy” path to a $10M+ net worth. You either work a lot, take a lot of risk, or both (or steal/inherit the money, but that’s not an option for most people).

It’s highly unlikely you’ll reach this level by working in IB and staying there because most people burn out or get fired long before that, and you really need to reach the MD level to get to that kind of wealth (barring something like putting your life savings in Bitcoin in 2010 and keeping it there for 10+ years). The same issues crop up with PE, HFs, etc. – possible, yes, but failure or burnout are also likely scenarios.

To be honest – I have no passion. I just want to be free financially ( ~ 10M$).
What route would you recommend me to take?
I’m thinking that starting a business (not a tech startup where VCs force you to grow too fast and die most of the times). It’s just seems like a better option to me considering you’ll work a lot in high finance as well… so might as well build equity for it…
And yeah I know it’s more risky blah blah blah… I prefer trying and failing rather then slaving my life away just because I’m scared like a fu*king NPC…
It’s essentially what you did…

What do say?
Would love to hear your honest opinion…

Thanks! We try.

Thanks!