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EP 101: Achievement Intelligence: Working Smarter Not Harder - With Caroline Dowd-Higgins


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Episode Summary:

 

In this episode of Practice Growth HQ I speak with Caroline Dowd-Higgins about a very important topic; how to avoid burning out in your business.  

 

Caroline is an expert in Executive Coaching and Leadership specialising in fostering inclusive workplace cultures. She’s also a TEDX Speaker, Author and Media Host. 

 

In this episode Caroline takes us through how to create a culture of sustainable wellbeing in your workplace, why working harder can have a detrimental effect on your business, and how you can live a life of vitality. 

 

If you're on the edge of burn out you can’t afford to miss this episode!   

 

What you’ll learn: 

  • (03:26) From Opera singer to TEDX Speaker - Caroline shares her interesting career journey  

  • (05:55) Achievement Intelligence: What is it and why does it matter?  

  • (08:15) Why it’s critically important to create a sustainable culture of wellbeing in your workplace     

  • (10:50) Hustle Culture: Discover why the ‘Work, Sleep, Repeat’ pattern is a dangerous recipe for healthcare professionals  

  • (14:20) Learn how to live a life of vitality instead of constantly trying to mitigate burnout      

  • (16:15) Find out why it’s virtually impossible to provide great service to your patients if you’re trying to serve as many people as possible    

  • (18:00) Is it really possible? How you can actually SAVE money by asking your team to do less  

  • (21:23) Unpacking the brain science: Why it’s truly not a badge of honour to be addicted to work  

  • (23:28) What you can learn from a professional athlete when it comes to running your business    

  • (25:06) Why it’s important to ask your team ‘What do you need to do your best work?’  

  • Plus loads more! 

Links and Resources: 

Website: https://www.carolinedowdhiggins.com

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Practice Growth HQBy Angus Pryor