FREE LIVE WEBINAR For Women Physicians: Discover How To Go From Exhausted and Overwhelmed To Energized and Unstoppable
FREE WEBINAR:
Freedom from “Never Enough”
Discover How To Go From Exhausted and Overwhelmed To Energized and Unstoppable
REGISTER NOWWomen in Medicine: Are you tired of being tired?
- There is always more to do at work and at home. There is no upper limit to everything everyone needs. Just when you think you might be getting caught up, the next crisis hits, you are 30 charts behind, running late, and tomorrow is your son’s birthday.
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You wake in the morning with the list already running through your mind. And despite working hard, the list seems to only get longer.
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You push yourself hard, that is what we are trained to do. But no matter how much you do, it's never enough. Never enough time, never enough energy, never enough of you.
Where is the space for you in that? Where is space to enjoy the life you’ve worked so hard to create? Why do you have a persistent feeling that something is “off” even if you cannot put your finger on what it is?
Here's what many women physicians do, and this might be you…
They keep pretending they are okay. They dig deep, tap into their grit and resilience, and somehow keep going.
They tell themselves this is what they need to do to be a good doctor. Afterall, they signed up for this and everyone else makes it look so easy.
And this may work... at first. But, over time, their own lack of self-care drains their joy. They are not their best self, and it affects everyone around them...their patients, their children, their loved ones. They begin to wonder how much longer they can hold on. They count down the years to retirement and wonder if they can really even make it that long. Some begin to consider leaving medicine altogether.
Why do so many women in medicine feel overwhelmed and overworked?
Why does it feel like there is never enough time and energy to do it all in medicine and at home?
The truth is that poor personal wellness stems from something much deeper than a true lack of time.
It comes from your beliefs. More specifically, it stems from the story you’ve been telling yourself that what you’re doing right now isn’t enough. Or perhaps even that you are not enough.
The good news is that it is fixable. The important thing to know is that you can change your beliefs. Although establishing a healthy mindset is not something we learned in medical school, it's never too late to develop this life-changing skill.
With the help of a physician coach, you can learn to understand your mind, see your thoughts in a new light, and learn to replace them with more effective patterns of thought.
Inside this FREE webinar, From Exhausted And Overwhelmed To Energized And Unstoppable, you’ll learn keys to self-coaching skills so you can release old beliefs that no longer serve you, and create new ones that support your joy.
REGISTER NOWSOME OF WHAT WE WILL COVER:
Awareness is key.
Harness the power of your mind by developing awareness of the beliefs that are holding you back.
Learn to get off autopilot and gain insight into what your mind is telling you as you move through your busy day.
Tap into your ability to choose!
There is always the ability to choose how you think, feel, and respond in any given situation or circumstance.
It is a defining feature of what it is to be human.
Replace your stories with more effective thoughts.
Learn how to decide what it is you prefer to feel and what thoughts lead to those feelings. Align your thoughts with your values, interests and goals.
It’s really is 100% possible for you to experience joy and fulfilment.
Don’t miss this training if you’re a woman physician who...
- Feels like no matter what you do or how much you give, it’s never enough.
- Thought that once you became an attending physician, you would have more emotional energy to handle it all… but that’s not the case.
- Feels like you’re barely hanging on or thinking about leaving medicine.
- Struggles to prioritize yourself because you believe if you put yourself first you wouldn’t be a good physician.