Going back to vet med after a break, or moving to a new clinic, can be scary and overwhelming. This is especially true if you have been burnt out before, and have a history of not being able to set boundaries. The fears around being sucked into an unhealthy work routine (again!) are real. I’ve coached a lot of vets recently with these issues, and I want to share the tips and tools I found useful for them. I created a manual to be the pillar upon which you can lean to support yourself in this ...
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Going back to vet med after a break, or moving to a new clinic, can be scary and overwhelming. This is especially true if you have been burnt out before, and have a history of not being able to set boundaries. The fears around being sucked into an unhealthy work routine (again!) are real. I’ve coached a lot of vets recently with these issues, and I want to share the tips and tools I found useful for them. I created a manual to be the pillar upon which you can lean to support yourself in this ...
Ep. 67: How to live without regrets - in and out of the veterinary clinic?
The Overwhelmed Vet Podcast
20 minutes
2 months ago
Ep. 67: How to live without regrets - in and out of the veterinary clinic?
Are you living your best life in and out of the clinic?? In a way that will leave you smiling on your death bed? My brother’s sudden passing made me reflect upon my priorities again - and I did some adjustments. What are your priorities in life and are you living in alignment with them? In this episode of the podcast I’m sharing the 3 necessary steps to living a life with no (or few) regrets, and why it’s important that you start RIGHT MEOW! Hey! Thanks for listening! Send me a text and...
The Overwhelmed Vet Podcast
Going back to vet med after a break, or moving to a new clinic, can be scary and overwhelming. This is especially true if you have been burnt out before, and have a history of not being able to set boundaries. The fears around being sucked into an unhealthy work routine (again!) are real. I’ve coached a lot of vets recently with these issues, and I want to share the tips and tools I found useful for them. I created a manual to be the pillar upon which you can lean to support yourself in this ...
