Project Millennial

Adam is a GP, GP appraiser, medical educator, ex-MDU medicolegal advisor, qualified barrister and ex-medical director who now specialises in life, career and leadership coaching and mentoring doctors of all grades and specialties.  In this episode, we talk about the legal parts of Adam’s career.  I find out if law is any better than medicine? What does it mean to be called to The Bar? How does being a barrister differ from being a solicitor and everything in between.

Adam's episode on bullying  https://youarenotafrog.com/episode-58/  

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My next guest is Dr Sarah Goulding who is an NHS GP, career coach and many other things. In this episode, we cover her interesting career journey from medical school to present day where she has a portfolio of 6 to 7 different roles. We touched on so many topics like her expedition to Namibia, the difficulties of locuming and setting yourself up as a business as well as more career-based topics like how everyone can go about finding their values and some book and Tedx Talk recommendations too.

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What color is your parachute? 👉 https://amzn.to/2KgozKh  

Simon Sinek Ted Talk 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuA

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What does it take to build an architectural and interior design business? In this video, we talk to Emma Corr who is the director of Storm Architecture. Here we discuss her journey of studying architecture, the many challenges she faced and how she navigated them.

My next guest is Dr Salma Mirza who alongside GP, has a lifestyle clinic offering health and weight loss coaching. This comes after completing a lifestyle medicine diploma from the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine last year. In this interview, we’ll go through Salma’s journey, what it was like studying for the diploma, and how it has changed her practice.

My next guest is Sutra, who is an award-winning storyteller and artist. Her work spans music, poetry and film making.

As well as her creative pursuits she is a doctor based in London.

In this episode, we talk about her ventures and how she’s managed to fit these into a busy schedule. We discuss her journey within medicine and why she chose to prioritise her medical career over a growing musical career.

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MSc Science Communication at Imperial College London:

https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/pg/science-communication/science-communication/

https://www.imperial.ac.uk/science-communication-unit/msc-programme/msc-science-communication/

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Polltherapy

https://www.polltherapy.com

Music

https://soundcloud.com/iamsutra

How do you start working in medical education WITHOUT extra qualifications? Dr Claire Kaye tells us how she created her portfolio career as a GP and how she has continued to do so since leaving clinical practice. We talk about how 'failures' have created opportunities, how she started coaching and whether she'll ever come back to her work as a GP.

Dr Claire Kaye is an executive coach (medics and non-medics), speaker and chair of coaching and clinical topics at large national conferences, lead GP Advisor for BMJ conferences, medical educationalist amongst many other things.

Feel free to reach out to her on Instagram: @drclairekaye_executivecoaching/

What it's like to start new projects and why we need to push on, even when the path is uncertain

Here, we talk about everything that goes on in a professional kitchen. My next guest is Sotiris Evangelou who is a sous chef at the new Hoxton Hotel in Southwark, London.

He tells us what it’s like to be a chef, and describes the high-pressure high stakes environment in a high-end kitchen.

We talk about his experiences of burnout and anxiety and how he worked through it.

We also touch on what happens when you send your food back to the kitchen and at the end, you can hear me pitch one of my own recipes to Sotiris so keep watching to see if my recipe will be featured on the menu.

Survival tips for the second lockdown. I decided to make a plan for myself because even though my situation has changed since the last lockdown, looking after myself is still a priority. Now the weather is colder and we have less sunshine we have to work 

Gov.uk support bubble article: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/making-a-support-bubble-with-another-household 

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In this episode, I talk through the reasons why I decided to give up my GMC licence. If you’re interested in what the process looks like head over to my YouTube channel.

I also wrote a blog post about the ins and outs too, here: http://www.mindthemedic.com/giving-up-your-gmc-licence/

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