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What does healthcare have in common with communism? And why does this cause major problems and lead to more burnout and lower profit margins?
Burnout in medicine is expensive. Each year it costs us billions of dollars. What if the healthcare industry can transition to a different model of care that centers people over profit?
When leaders learn to choose people first, the results are positive and endless. In this episode, I spend some time explaining a fundamental concept that will help physician leaders make a decision that not only reduces burnout but provides a return on their investment.
Have you ever wondered why you have a hard time sticking to your goals? Maybe you think it is willpower or motivation? Maybe you think you end up not having enough time to put in the work required?
What if I told you none of that is true? What if I told you that most people think these are the reasons they can't reach their goals and these thoughts continue to put them on a path of "I can't do this."
What you will learn in today's episode is the ONE thing you need to know to reach your goal. In fact, it doesn't have to be hard. This one thing will make it easier and more fun. Let's get started.
One of the pillars to physician freedom and finding balance in your life as a doctor is money. It's no secret that financial freedom when coupled with mindset can help you build a life within medicine that you love. One that doesn't take all of the time you have away from the things you love, but supports it.
So in this episode I am talking about personal finance, part-time work in medicine, and finding a work-life balance as a husband, father, physician, and entrepreneur with an Alpha Coaching Experience client, Daniel Shin. Learn how coaching played a part in helping him overcome burnout and allowed him to find work-life balance he needed.
Don't forget the doors to the Alpha Coaching Experience are finally open, but will only be open until midnight on Thursday February 3rd. Make sure to visit thephysicainphilosopher.com/ACE to get all the information.
Setting boundaries is the best way for doctors to increase the time and money they need to create their dream job in medicine. In order to reclaim your personal and professional autonomy, it requires doctors to set boundaries with your mindset, money, and time. But how do you set boundaries and keep them? What does this require? What is holding you back from setting boundaries in multiple areas of your life? In today's episode I am going to dive into why the solution to a more balanced life as a doctor is setting boundaries and the one tool that can help you.
We will be diving deeper into this solution and tool in our upcoming free 2 day live event, The Rise of The Self Determined Physician on January 25th and 27th. Sign up here: thephysicianphilosopher.com/SDP
Sick and tired of being sick and tired, burned out, and morally injured, doc? We all know the medical system is built to foster moral injury and leads to the individual phenomenon of physician burnout. But, you don't have to fall victim to the system and I can show you how to go from burned out to a Self-Determined Physician with the work-life balance you are desperately searching for. Listen to today's episode to learn more.
And don't forget the free upcoming live event (where you can land 2 CME credits), The Rise of The Self-Determined Physician.
To register for your seat click here→ thephysicianphilosopher.com/rise
Each year when January rolls around, everyone focuses on where they are, where they want to be, and the distance between those two points. It is usually at this time that many physicians make goals for the New Year. But half way through the year, most have fallen off the path to reach their goals. So, what happens? Why don't we tend to stick to the goals we set each year? Listen today to find out why this happens and what doctors can do to make sure that they actually meet their goals!
Don't forget to join the waitlist to learn how to get FREE CME for two upcoming live classes. Sign up here to be notified when seats open up → thephysicianphilosopher.com/ACE
How many times have you been tired, but you've been told to put your head down and keep pushing? If you have ever pushed off self-care tasks that you know are important, you likely suffer from Someday Syndrome. Self-compassion does not come easily to many physicians, but it is one of the most important things we can do for ourselves, families, and patients. Listen to today's episode to learn how you can start making self-care a priority in your life and why you need to start sooner rather than later.
To be the first to know when the Alpha Coaching Experience opens up next for enrollment, join the waitlist here: https://thephysicianphilosopher.com/waitlist
Have you ever heard someone say, "I'll sleep when I'm dead"? Have you ever said that yourself? And the images of doctors being "good soldiers" who put their head down and get the work done, regardless of how bad things are.
If you are a hard-working physician, you know what I am talking about. Rest feels counter-productive, and our culture in medicine teaches us the same. But this is a toxic notion and something that I am going to address today on this podcast. Join me in this episode, where we are going to talk about why it is so important for doctors to take a break.
Are you a physician who is looking to get coaching of your own? Make sure to join the waitlist for the Alpha Coaching Experience to be the first to hear when the doors open next: thephysicianphilosopher.com/waitlist
Everything in life has trade offs. Unfortunately, most of us don't realize that this is happening, and so these trade offs happen unintentionally. We say "yes" to all sorts of things, and don't realize that this means we are saying "no" to many others.
If you aren't clear about what your priorities are, someone or something else will set them for you. Maybe it's your job, your boss, or someone else in your life. If you haven't mastered the art of saying no, then today's episode is exactly what you need.
Are you a physician who is looking to get coaching of your own? Make sure to join the waitlist for the Alpha Coaching Experience to be the first to hear when the doors open next: thephysicianphilosopher.com/waitlist
Are there areas of your life where you think that you don't have a choice? That there are not options? Is medicine one of those areas? Many doctors that join the Alpha Coaching Experience enter the program with hope, but not always a belief that there is a way to practice medicine on their own terms.
On today's episode, understand why the idea that you don't have a choice is just a story you have learned and how a 1967 study on German Shepherds proves this. Learn why things don't have to continue the way they are, and how you can start to change them.
Looking to get coaching of your own? Make sure to join the waitlist for the Alpha Coaching Experience to be the first to hear when the doors open next: www.thephysicianphilosopher.com/waitlist
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