I've just recently found out that neurosurgeons earn over $18,000 a week, or roughly $1,000,000 a year.
Every day, the neurosurgeon earns enough money to purchase any one of the following...
1 used car.
1 plasma television.
4 new computers.
2 new water-cooled gaming computers.
13 new PlayStation 2's.
42 new games for his PlayStation 2.
1 ton of grocery shopping.
1 luxury cruise.
3 days at a resort hotel.
Every week, the neurosurgeon earns enough money to purchase any one of the following...
1 new car.
2 ultra-large plasma televisions.
30 new computers.
10 new water-cooled gaming computers.
90 new PlayStation 2's.
300 new games for his PlayStation 2.
9 tonnes of grocery shopping.
8 luxury cruises.
3 weeks at a resort hotel.
What we have got to realise is that there are people who live their lives like this and earn so much money while doing so. Sure, they may have to study for 12 years at university and work over 90 hours per week but in the end, it's the money that counts.
So, the question is...
Would you become a neurosurgeon if you were accepted to become one?
Every day, the neurosurgeon earns enough money to purchase any one of the following...
1 used car.
1 plasma television.
4 new computers.
2 new water-cooled gaming computers.
13 new PlayStation 2's.
42 new games for his PlayStation 2.
1 ton of grocery shopping.
1 luxury cruise.
3 days at a resort hotel.
Every week, the neurosurgeon earns enough money to purchase any one of the following...
1 new car.
2 ultra-large plasma televisions.
30 new computers.
10 new water-cooled gaming computers.
90 new PlayStation 2's.
300 new games for his PlayStation 2.
9 tonnes of grocery shopping.
8 luxury cruises.
3 weeks at a resort hotel.
What we have got to realise is that there are people who live their lives like this and earn so much money while doing so. Sure, they may have to study for 12 years at university and work over 90 hours per week but in the end, it's the money that counts.
So, the question is...
Would you become a neurosurgeon if you were accepted to become one?