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Is Your Career Consistent with the Legacy You Want to Leave Behind?

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In our negotiations, we’re typically laser focused on that particular job and how it aligns with our lives now, but sometimes we have to zoom out. Sometimes we have to take a 30,000 ft. view and ask ourselves - is this career consistent with the legacy we want to leave behind.

In a perfect situation, we want to look back at our careers and express pride and joy with what we accomplished, but we all know that’s not always the case in medicine. A lot of us look at this job as something we were called to do but something that’s soul-sucking.

Is there anything we can do to change that now so we’ll look back on it fondly and proudly, with no regrets?

In this episode, I talk about the power of thinking of our legacy right now and advocating for it in our jobs.

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode

- Thinking about your legacy decades in advance

How do you want to look back at the working portion of your life?

- Align today’s work with tomorrow’s legacy

What steps can we take to make sure our schedules align with the lives we want to live?

- What I learned from my grandfather

How do we make sure we don’t end up looking back at our careers with regret?

  continue reading

143 episodes

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Content provided by Linda Street and Doctor Podcast Network. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Linda Street and Doctor Podcast Network or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In our negotiations, we’re typically laser focused on that particular job and how it aligns with our lives now, but sometimes we have to zoom out. Sometimes we have to take a 30,000 ft. view and ask ourselves - is this career consistent with the legacy we want to leave behind.

In a perfect situation, we want to look back at our careers and express pride and joy with what we accomplished, but we all know that’s not always the case in medicine. A lot of us look at this job as something we were called to do but something that’s soul-sucking.

Is there anything we can do to change that now so we’ll look back on it fondly and proudly, with no regrets?

In this episode, I talk about the power of thinking of our legacy right now and advocating for it in our jobs.

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode

- Thinking about your legacy decades in advance

How do you want to look back at the working portion of your life?

- Align today’s work with tomorrow’s legacy

What steps can we take to make sure our schedules align with the lives we want to live?

- What I learned from my grandfather

How do we make sure we don’t end up looking back at our careers with regret?

  continue reading

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