Character Strengths: What are They and How to Use Them

When you meet someone new, how do you introduce yourself? Do you mention your job, your family, or your hobbies? What do you usually share? Many of us often highlight the concrete aspects of our lives, like our professions. This is especially true f...

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Oct 25, 2024
Nonclinical Physician: Exploring Career Options

As a physician who has experienced burnout firsthand, I know how hard it can be to find a way out. When I found myself at a crossroads, unsure whether to become a nonclinical physician or find a way to modify my current role, I started an unexpected...

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Oct 18, 2024
Combating  Burnout: A Physician’s Story

I didn’t know I was burned out. Unfortunately, I didn’t even realize I wasn’t OK.  Looking back, it was obvious.  First, I wasn’t sleeping. Second, when I walked to work, I fantasized about disappearing. I thought, “If I keep walking, how long will...

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Oct 11, 2024
Coaching Physicians: The Power of Finding your Person

The Need for Connection Are you drawn to the “new thing? How often do you get a new iPhone, look at new car models, or update the software you use at work? What drives you to invest in and try new technology? FOMO – the fear of missing out- is real....

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Oct 04, 2024
3 Strategies to Combat Emotional Exhaustion

Hello-I hope this email finds you well! I looked at your burnout inventory quiz results and noticed that your scores for emotional exhaustion were high.You are not alone! This is a common challenge faced by physicians! Here are a few tips that have...

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Oct 01, 2024
Physician Leaders: Transforming Healthcare

When you think of a leader, who comes to mind? What qualities do they possess? What are their strengths and weaknesses? Can you picture yourself in a leadership role? In today’s culture, leaders are often loud, dynamic  and outgoing. However, this l...

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Sep 20, 2024
Finding Balance: Physician Burnout and Fulfillment

As I walked home from work, I felt a mix of emotions. I went to work a little before 7:00 AM and walked out of the building well after sunset. During the time I was at work I didn’t stop. I ate lunch at my computer and read 3 times the average numbe...

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Sep 06, 2024
Think like an Olympian

What do Olympians and physicians have in common? Hint: It is NOT our skills on the balance beam or pommel horse (unless you happen to be a physician and Olympic Gymnast!)The answer: our mindsets. Even though physicians and Olympic athletes face diffe...

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Aug 02, 2024