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"Discipline is doing what needs to be done, how it needs to be done, and when it needs to be done - even if you don't feel like doing it."
Discipline is a Skill We Can CultivateWe have to recognize the truth. Discipline isn't something many of us are born with, but even if you are naturally talented at the skill of being disciplined - your effort to hone this skill matters more than your natural talent.
So, for those of you saying, "I'm not good at being disciplined." I've got news for you. Me, too. It turns out that very few of us are naturally skilled at discipline by nature. Most of us have to learn how to be more disciplined and that's why In today's episode of The Physician Philosopher Podcast will teach you how you can incorporate more discipline into your life.
P.S.- If you want help working on your money and your mindset so that you can create the freedom to practice medicine on your terms, click here to schedule a consult call with one of our certified physician coaches!
Up to 60% of physicians struggle with imposter syndrome in the field of medicine. Myself included! One of the most popular methods to deal with this has been to fake it till you make it.
This method tells us to put on the mask. And that - if we convince everyone else we are good enough - maybe we can convince ourselves, too.
The problem, of course, is that this doesn't work. You can't outrun the internal work of figuring out who and what you are. In today's episode of The Physician Philosopher podcast we dive into a few tools you can use to defeat imposter syndrome.
If you are a physician who is burned out in medicine looking to learn how to create the personal and financial freedom you need to create a life you love, make sure to schedule a consult call with one of our physician coaches.
Are you mastering your schedule, or is it mastering you? One of the ways to prevent burnout as a physician is to create a healthy work-life balance. How can we find balance as physicians with all the daily responsibilities that we face? In today's episode we'll learn three ways to prioritize your time as a busy physician to create a healthy work-life balance that will allow you to fall back in love with medicine.
If you are looking to create passive, non-clinical income to help you find financial freedom in medicine, but you don't want to be a landlord, make sure to check out the Passive Real Estate Academy, which is run by Dr. Peter Kim over at Passive Income MD. It is open for enrollment, but enrollment ends on April 17th. Click here to learn more and enroll!
One of the ways that burned out doctors can reduce stress is to learn how to properly wield cash flow as a weapon to achieve their life goals.
This does not mean working more hours at the hospital. Actually, it is quite the opposite.
In today's episode we'll learn why cash flow truly is king, and how you can put up some guard-rails to maintain your psychology, and use money as a tool to reduce your burnout.
If you haven't already joined the waitlist for Medical Degree Financial University (MDFU) - click here to learn more about MDFU! MDFU will consist of weekly live-content in addition to pre-created courses to help you practice medicine because you want to and not because you have to!
Many doctors are trying to find happiness. Asking themselves, what is the purpose of life? Finding this answer begins with finding happiness within yourself. But many doctors have the "I'll be happy when" syndrome, or what I call an arrival fallacy. Listen today to learn how to stop waiting to be happy, find your true purpose, and even find happiness in medicine again.
And if you haven't already joined the waitlist for Medical Degree Financial University (MDFU), click here to learn more about MDFU!
This show is not for the faint of heart. We discuss some very real topics in it including physician suicide, physician disability, and physician burnout.
This week, Dr. Fahd Ahmad from Rogue Dad MD joins me for a discussion about divorce, money, faith, and how those things interact with being a parent and physician.
When we give voice to our experiences and shame, it brings light and might resonate with someone else. We dive into how secondary trauma impacts physicians and the relevance of money.
If you want to learn more about Rogue Dad MD you can visit https://www.roguedadmd.com/
And here is his hilarious Twitter Handle: https://twitter.com/roguedadmd
In this episode, the Prudent Plastic Surgeon and I discuss money and mindset. We dive into his burnout experience following his fellowship, how his mindset shifted when he established a financial plan, and his equation for reaching nearly $1 million in assets.
After all, money is a double-edged sword. It can be used as a weapon to bludgeon you into submission or to provide great freedom in your life.
If you want to learn more from Jordan about his 8 week course on how you can create financial freedom in your life, too, you can visit thephysicianphilosopher.com/graduate
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In this week's episode, Jimmy discusses how there are moments in life where we are forced to get really clear on what matters most to us.
The natural process that most people go through when trying to gain clarity often complicates things. But what happens if you start with a clean slate and build up to your ideal situation?
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This week, we are discussing Money and Mindset.
It is important to be intentional with both money and mindset. When we are proactive instead of reactive, it allows us to get to our goals in a semi-automatic fashion.
Also, when you learn to act in spite of the risk of fear and failure, that's when you can unlock financial success. It is also when you can make the change you need to make at work.
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