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161: From Pain to Progress: Revolutionizing Your Medical Practice

Episode Summary

What's enough pain to drive change in your life? Join Mark as he tackles this question, sparked by an insightful conversation with John Gallagher.

Episode Notes

What's enough pain to drive change in your life?

Join Mark as he tackles this question, sparked by an insightful conversation with John Gallagher. He discusses how minor inconveniences can snowball into major issues if not addressed promptly and the critical role that time and acceptance play in this process. Through relatable examples, including Mark’s own struggle with pool maintenance, he highlights the importance of prioritizing problems and making timely changes in both your personal life and business.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone feeling stuck, whether you're dealing with the clinical or business aspects of your practice or striving for a better work-life balance. Learn about the systems and tools available to ensure you have the right people in the right seats within your organization, fostering a healthier, more productive work environment.

Don't miss the chance to get insights that could help you move towards the life you deserve.

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