I recently was in a room with 50 physician moms. We were asked to write what we worry the most about. The predominant answer was, “I’m afraid I’m too much.” It shows up looking like hyper-vigilance about everything we say or do:

Was my voice too high? too loud?

Was that too aggressive? too quiet?

Maybe I shouldn’t have apologized, or, I should have apologized sooner.

I showed too much emotion. Or. I should have cared more.

I came across cold. Or. I have got to stop acting like a fellow.

I wasn’t prepared enough. Or. I wasted too much time preparing.

I sounded unpolished. Or. I sounded to rehearsed.

If any of this sounds familiar, you've done nothing wrong. The world has told us our whole lives to be this quiet, small, invisible versions of ourselves. Our bosses agree! You've done nothing wrong. AND, in this week’s podcast you get the key skill to reverse all of it NOW.  When you have this skill, you’ll…

…send an email without reading and rereading it 7x trying to get the tone just right.

 …sit wherever you want in faculty meeting without overthinking it.

 …say what you mean without berating yourself for 3 hours on how you could have said it better.

Here's the skill:

• know that you've never been too much. your boss might say you're too much. this is NOT a fact. their response also isn't your problem. that's their insecurities coming through. we don't have to like the boss or their reaction to us AND we can let them be wrong about us.

THIS IS HOW YOU SAVE YOURSELF HOURS OF TIME AND CUT BACK TO PART-TIME HOURS AT YOUR FULL-TIME DOCTOR JOB. PLUS YOU CAN...

☑️Stop working Sundays

☑️Get home early EVERYDAY

☑️Sleep better tonight

☑️Not dread Monday all weekend long

Click the button below to never be too much EVER again,

Christina💗