What Would You Do With a Whole Month Off?
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When Worry Doesn't Help... Let Go of the "Rock"
A month ago, our three-month-old baby came down with the flu. She had nasal congestion, and we could hear it
The Longer You Stay on the Wrong Train, the More Expensive It Is to Get Back Home
I stayed on the wrong train (the “traditional path”) for nearly ten years.
The result?
Burnout and lost time.
It&
From Burnout to Clarity: Dr. Hewitt’s Journey to Mental Health Advocacy
Dr. Britney Hewitt is a colleague & classmate from optometry school. But she's more than just an optometrist—
"If You Don’t Like the Weather, Just Wait 15 Minutes"
A few months ago, I was having lunch in Newfoundland, enjoying one of the best lobster rolls I’ve ever
The Marine Corps' 70% Rule
The Marine Corps has a decision-making tool called 70% rule:
If you have ~70% of the information or resources you
How a Silent Cello Inspired an Optometrist to Start a 3D Printing Business
Dr. Vince Gao, a practicing optometrist, wasn’t trying to build a business. He just wanted to fix something.
His
Design Your Ideal Day
When we imagine living our best life, we often picture big and exciting things:
* Family Disney cruise
* Living abroad for
Burnout Isn't Always Obvious: 3 Clinical Signs
I was nine years into private practice when I felt something was off. Most days felt monotonous, and some days
Slow Down, Or You’ll Miss Your Life: The "1-1-1" Rule
"The longer you are on the wrong train, the more expensive it is to get home."
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