You're in the right place if
+ You've been the backbone of your family, your patients, and your team--but you don't want to abandon yourself in the process anymore
+ you've perfected "doing everything for everyone else" and now you're wondering what your own well-being could look like
+ you're no longer willing to sacrifice your health because the system expects it
+ you crave a version of success that honours your ambition AND your humanity--without apologizing for either
i wasn't always this successful
There's the public me.
And the me that suffered silently.
In 2012, after a few years of practising emergency medicine as a staff doctor in a busy academic hospital in downtown Toronto, I stopped feeling joy and meaning in my work. I was making a lot of money, got promoted, won teaching awards. My resume was perfect. But I was angry, bitter, and unhappy.
What would it feel like to know that your kids, partner, and patients could look up to you as their role model, not because you gave up everything for them, but because you had the courage to step into your best self?
Work-life integration is possible if you understand what questions to ask, but it’s difficult to do on your own. The good news is that there is a community of women who are striving for the same things as you who are waiting for you to step up.
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