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What’s good everyone!

I’m talking with Dr. Jarret Patton on this episode. He is going to be talking about being on top of the world one day and losing almost everything the next. We’re talking paddy wagon and a lengthy trial folks!

Dr. Patton has also authored the book called Licensed to Live – A primer to rebuilding your life after your career has been shattered. I’ve read it and its an excellent book. Check it out on Amazon.

On this episode you’re going to learn about falling from grace, redemption, ad finding your gifts even when you think you’re at rock bottom. Dr. Patton keeps it 100% on this episode and you definitely don’t want to miss this one!!

 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

The Billionaire Lifestyle (Podcast)

Licensed to Live (Podcast)

 

Contact Dr. Patton:

www.doctorjarret.com

FB/IG/Twitter: @DoctorJarret

[email protected]

 

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What’s good everyone!

I’m talking with Dr. Jarret Patton. He is going to be talking about being on top of the world one day and losing almost everything the next. We’re talking paddy wagon and a lengthy trial folks!

On this episode you’re going to learn about falling from grace, redemption, ad finding your gifts even when you think you’re at rock bottom. Dr. Patton keeps it 100% on this episode and you definitely don’t want to miss this one!!

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This episode was recorded in the back of a taxi/uber in Ghana. We’re apart of this great organization called International Healthcare Volunteers (IHCV), which has an annual medical mission to Ghana.  We were on our way to join the rest of our team at Lekma Hospital in Teshie.

Things you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why we do medical humanitarian work in Ghana
• The “why” behind paying off our student loans
• The hardest part of medical humanitarian work

This episode was recorded in the back of a taxi/uber in Ghana. We’re apart of this great organization called International Healthcare Volunteers (IHCV), which has an annual medical mission to Ghana.  We were on our way to join the rest of our team at Lekma Hospital in Teshie.

Things you’ll learn in this episode:

Why we do medical humanitarian work in Ghana

The “why” behind paying off our student loans

The hardest part of medical humanitarian work

This episode was recorded in the back of a taxi/uber in Ghana. We’re apart of this great organization called International Healthcare Volunteers (IHCV), which has an annual medical mission to Ghana.  We were on our way to join the rest of our team at Lekma Hospital in Teshie.

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When you think of disruptor, I bet the last thing that comes to mind are underarm or body odor products. My next guest is Dr. Shannon Klingman, and disrupt the deodorant industry is exactly what she’s aiming to do with her product Lume.

Lume Deodorant is an aluminum free, natural deodorant for underarm and private parts. It has been clinically proven to provide you with 48 hours of odor protection.

I used this product for my book launch prior to interviewing Dr. Klingman. It took me a while to get used to the natural scent of this product compared to the heavy scents of corporate brands, but the results definitely made me a believer and I recommend this product for you. 

 

Thing’s you’ll learn in this episode:

• Her family’s decision to live off of one salary as opposed to two doctor’s salaries
• The genesis of Lume
• Why it took over 11 years to get this product out
• Her transition from OB to stay at home to inventor/entrepreneur
• How she answers #imnotjustadoc

 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Lume Deodorant: https://lumedeodorant.com/

Word swag: http://wordswag.co/

Photo Toaster: https://apple.co/2wYzxJD

 

 

Check out our Sponsors: Physician-CEO: physician-ceo.com/dotb/ Set for Life Insurance: www.setforlifeinsurance.com

 

When you think of disruptor, I bet the last thing that comes to mind are underarm or body odor products. My next guest is Dr. Shannon Klingman, and disrupt the deodorant industry is exactly what she’s aiming to do with her product Lume.

My next guest on the DOTB podcast is Dr. Shannon Klingman, and she plans on disrupting the deodorant biz with her product, Lume Deodorant, an aluminum-free, natural deodorant for women.

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Hi everyone and greetings from Ghana!!

Thanks for tuning back in. On this show I’m interviewing Drs. Amber Robins and Nina Luma, two of the authors from the book The Chronicles of Women in White Coats. It’s an anthology book of 20 women physicians that gives you a peek into their personal and professional lives while highlighting their roles as mothers, wives, caregivers, daughters, and best friends.

Released earlier this year, here is the link to find the book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2MNcgW3

I read it and definitely recommend it to you all!

 

Resources discussed in this Interview:

Health & Media Fellowship

Womeninwhitecoats.com

 

Check out our Sponsors: Physician-CEO: physician-ceo.com/dotb/ Set for Life Insurance: www.setforlifeinsurance.com

Thanks for tuning back in. On this show I’m interviewing Drs. Amber Robins and Nina Luma, two of the authors from the book The Chronicles of Women in White Coats. It’s an anthology book of 20 women physicians that gives you a peek into their personal and professional lives while highlighting their roles as mothers, wives, caregivers, daughters, and best friends.