What's standing in the way of you having the kind of life and vetmed career experience you want?

If you're like most of us, you probably just made a list of external variables...

things like work environment, schedule, finances, other people, clients, the job itself...

And, if you're like most humans on the planet, you've probably been working really hard to change or control those things believing when those things are different, then you'll be happier, less stressed, etc.

Through your efforts you might have even recognized that you don't have much control over those things, and resigned yourself to the way it is while coming up with coping mechanisms to get through when it gets too rough.

It's an exhausting cycle, and not much fun. 

So what if I told you, the approach you're taking is all wrong?

"Fixing our lives" does not require external achievement or the cooperation of others.

It's an Inside Journey, requiring us to only discover and embrace more of who we really are as individuals.

The greatest obstacle is trying to be like someone else.

The world doesn't need another "them"... it needs YOU!

Last year I took a small group of veterinary professionals on journey of self discovery. 

Recently we reflected together on that journey and how their lives have changed since beginning our work together. 

As they shared common themes came up like ease, going with the flow, living their lives, pursuing their interests, work being easier...

Goals and dreams that started as "some day" have become reality for many and are tangibly in progress for others. 

The transformation has been more than any of us anticipated when they began.

The best part, they didn't have "work hard" to make it happen.

In this episode I shared about that journey and why it's essential that we all embrace the journey of Self Discovery if we ever want to make lasting change in our lives. 

In this episode: Free Masterclass: The 5 Keys to VetMed Career Alignment https://joyfuldvm.com/5keys

Music Credit: Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

Music Credit: Music by Lesfm from Pixabay