Language:EnglishPublisher:Difference PressISBN-13:9781683092728ISBN-10:1683092724UPC:9781683092728Book Category:Self-HelpBook Subcategory:Personal GrowthBook Topic:Happiness, SuccessSize:8.40 x 5.40 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.5004Product ID:SCGF4GMSM5
Do you struggle with physician burnout and think about quitting medicine? You can go from feeling emotionally exhausted, cynical, detached, and unaccomplished to having a fulfilling and lucrative career helping patients heal. If you are serious about getting out of the cumbersome and inefficient system with hectic and irregular schedules, feeling socially isolated, and lacking control and autonomy in your current healthcare environment, you need a change. Dr. Veronica Anderson overcame physician burnout and went on to coach hundreds of others through their crisis so they could answer the question that haunted them: "Should I quit medicine?" In Too Smart to Be Struggling: The Guide for Over-Scheduled Doctors to Find Happiness (and Make More Money, Too), you will learn: - How to spend less time at work so you can clear your head - How to define your unique secret sauce to get over feeling like just another cog in the machine - How to give yourself a raise, even if you are an employee or stuck in an insurance practice - How to gain respect from employers, colleagues, and staff by inventorying your passions, gifts, and talents - How to gain more control and autonomy over your career - The four-step process to having a fulfilling and thriving career in months You know that you are ready to reclaim joy in your work, have time for family and hobbies, and get back your good health. Too Smart to Be Struggling is not just another report. It's the solution.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Difference PressISBN-13:9781683092728ISBN-10:1683092724UPC:9781683092728Book Category:Self-HelpBook Subcategory:Personal GrowthBook Topic:Happiness, SuccessSize:8.40 x 5.40 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.5004Product ID:SCGF4GMSM5
Using her skills as both a career makeover coach and medical intuitive, Dr. Veronica Anderson has helped doctors recover from burnout, make successful career transitions, and develop practices with their own signature high-ticket services. She lives in Harlem, New York, with her husband and two dogs.
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Do you struggle with physician burnout and think about quitting medicine? You can go from feeling emotionally exhausted, cynical, detached, and unaccomplished to having a fulfilling and lucrative career helping patients heal. If you are serious about getting out of the cumbersome and inefficient system with hectic and irregular schedules, feeling socially isolated, and lacking control and autonomy in your current healthcare environment, you need a change. Dr. Veronica Anderson overcame physician burnout and went on to coach hundreds of others through their crisis so they could answer the question that haunted them: "Should I quit medicine?" In Too Smart to Be Struggling: The Guide for Over-Scheduled Doctors to Find Happiness (and Make More Money, Too), you will learn: - How to spend less time at work so you can clear your head - How to define your unique secret sauce to get over feeling like just another cog in the machine - How to give yourself a raise, even if you are an employee or stuck in an insurance practice - How to gain respect from employers, colleagues, and staff by inventorying your passions, gifts, and talents - How to gain more control and autonomy over your career - The four-step process to having a fulfilling and thriving career in months You know that you are ready to reclaim joy in your work, have time for family and hobbies, and get back your good health. Too Smart to Be Struggling is not just another report. It's the solution.
Using her skills as both a career makeover coach and medical intuitive, Dr. Veronica Anderson has helped doctors recover from burnout, make successful career transitions, and develop practices with their own signature high-ticket services. She lives in Harlem, New York, with her husband and two dogs.
