Many physicians believe performance means constant motion—until they realize that slowing down might be the most powerful leadership move of all.Dr. Amit Vashist reflects on how his early years as a patient with a seizure disorder s...

Most physicians are trained to stay in control, to know the answers, and to solve problems quickly. But what happens when the real power lies in letting go, asking better questions—and even playing a little? Dr. David Wild shar...

Most physicians rise through their careers believing that self-reliance is the key to success — until the moment it no longer works. In this candid conversation, Dr. McNamara recounts:The rejection that forced her to con...

Dr. Jeffrey Albert had all the traditional markers of success—multiple leadership roles, decades of experience, and a deep commitment to healthcare. But beneath the surface, he felt stuck, disillusioned, and quietly burned out. In this episode:...

Most physicians assume that success in medicine means working harder—but what if that’s the very mindset keeping them stuck?Dr. Nneka Unachukwu (Dr. Una) shares her incredible journey from a shy, introverted physician to a thriving e...