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How to fall in love with your EMR →

Excerpt from a conference call tonight on how to fall in love with your medical records—just in time for Valentine’s Day! Download and listen in to podcast below or read transcript for a journey through the history of the modern…

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Keynote: Finding your bliss—beating physician “burnout” →

Wildest keynote! Singing and dancing across stage with 4000 doctors in Las Vegas. Rowdiest audience ever (at a medical conference at least). Read transcript and/or download & listen to MP3 below: . . . And now what we have…

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43 seconds to your dream job. Just answer YES to these 3 questions: →

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Want to make this year the best year ever? Here’s a simple strategy to get high-yield returns in this 43-second clip from my Vegas keynote. What would you say to these three simple questions I pose to…

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How I launched my clinic for $627 →

View how to launch your clinic for $627 here Doctors are notorious for procrastination by overthinking—otherwise known as “paralysis by perfectionism.” (Don’t worry, I’ve been guilty of this too). Perfect example today: I just got off the phone with a…

Bicycling doctor makes house calls for uninsured →

I was kind of innocent back in 1998. A new doctor fresh out of school. I didn’t know about our doctor suicide crisis. I didn’t know about the widespread human right violations in medical education. I didn’t know about assembly-line…

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3 danger signs it’s time to quit your job →

How to know it’s time to quit your job: Patient wanting refill threatens to be back with a gun. Employer sides with patient. TRUE STORY! I posted this on Facebook and was surprised how many others chimed in with similar…

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Physician resistance, distraction & the saboteur →

Physician psychology 101—a series of article are brought to you by Sydney Ashland & Pamela Wible, MD. RESISTANCE Resistance is protective energy that often derails us before we even really get started. It can be experienced from within or without.…

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Headstrong & Helpless: a recovery program for hardheaded healers →

Are you highly independent? Headstrong? Yet you feel helpless to change your life circumstances? This is a common issue with physicians. It all starts back in medical school. You figure out very quickly that you don’t know enough. This is…

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2018 Visionary Woman in Medicine—Michelle McPherson, MD →

Many people in Currituck County don’t have a doctor. So when local resident Michelle McPherson’s newborn daughter became deathly ill, she packed her up in the car and drove hours away for help. Once her daughter’s condition stabilized, Michelle decided…

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Top 10 lies doctors tell themselves →

Pamela Wible: Today I’m sitting here with Sydney Ashland, an expert in physician mental health, who has worked with doctors for decades helping them overcome negative thinking patterns. And we’re going to dive into the top 10 lies that…

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Plastic surgeon applies for job at Chick-fil-A. Gets declined. →

I just got off the phone with Paul, a highly-sough-after plastic surgeon in New York. “I don’t want to be a doctor anymore,” Paul says. “What else can I do? I have lots of restaurant experience. I’ve worked in 15…

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Physician retreats: how doctors heal →

This past week I held my 14th physician retreat. To promote intimacy, I generally allow no more than 40 attendees at any one retreat. This retreat was unusual in that I only invited a handful of graduates from prior retreats—all…

Are you an employee, business owner, or entrepreneur? →

Are you (by nature) an employee, a business owner, or an entrepreneur? Listen to this podcast to find out now: Hate your job? You may be in the right profession, but wrong position for your personality. Want to love your…

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Meet the happiest nurse practitioner in Alaska! →

Christine Sagan opened her clinic in a broom closet. She says, “I never thought in a million years that hundreds of thousands of dollars would be just rolling in.” Here’s how she did it . . . (download/listen to MP3…

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Medicine nearly killed her soul. How one doctor got her life back. →

In today’s podcast (and video), Kayla Luhrs, M.D., reveals how she recovered from the trauma of her medical training to live her dream in medicine. Listen in and be inspired . . . (full transcription & commentary below): Hi, my…