Work-life balance is a constant practice
(Scroll down to listen to this as an episode of the Lean Out Podcast) I decided to say yes to a locum tenens anesthesia position in Michigan this spring in addition to my regular per diem work in Las Vegas. As you can imagine, getting to Michigan from rural Southern Utah is not a simple task. …
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Maybe you're on the verge of burnout. Maybe you're in a state of overwhelm. You lean out and make appropriate changes to your work-life balance. But it's not enough. It's not sustainable. Sometimes you have to just walk away. It's ok to walk away. My guest on the Lean Out Podcast …
Have you ever gone on a trip and have it change the way you look at yourself? It was during multiple long climbing trips and sabbaticals that I... This is the power of immersive travel Today on the Lean Out Podcast, I talk with Dr. Stacey Funt. Stacey one of our rare return guests! …
I've posted before about my life as a series of sabbaticals. I'm not the only one who loves them. On the Lean Out Podcast, I interviewed Meagan Gallagher, who took a long climbing trip in between nursing studies and her clinical career. Dr. Weili Gray also took a 9 month sabbatical early in her …
Flexibility is not about bending and bowing to outside forces. Flexibility is about initiating a bend, a "leaning out" if you will, from the well-worn path on your own terms. My guest on the most recent Lean Out Podcast is Dr. Asha Padmanabhan. Asha is an anesthesiologist, leader, coach, and …
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It's the little things that often add up to something big. Have you ever heard of the snowball effect? You change one tiny habit, and it snowballs into an entire overhaul of your life. Example: the person who's never been an exerciser takes up a sport. She hires a coach and joins a group. The …
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