Sometimes we find ourselves stuck ruminating about how a case went differently than we expected or a conversation that didn't go well. This rumination can lead to us feeling stuck feeling those negative emotions over and over again, each time we think through it. To reduce the burnout related to rumination, a healthier way may be to shift to Reflecting.

Today we are talking about what rumination is, how it shows up, how it leads to burnout, and how we can redirect our brains to Reflect instead.

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While on call this week, it was interesting to see my brain go into a scarcity mindset, and it got me thinking about how scarcity can play into burnout.

Come listen to what scarcity is, how it can show up in our lives, and how we can get out of scarcity and live from a place of abundance instead.

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Most of us are guilty of overworking, and for a plethora of reasons. But stopping cold-turkey isn't something we can "just do." Today, let's talk about 3 fun ways to help your burnout, decrease your fight/flight mode, and stop overworking.

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Technology may be playing a bigger role in your burnout than you think, which is why my word of the year is Analog.

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Running late in clinic can add more stress than we realize. Today, we are tackling this common problem that all OB/GYN's face, at it's root, so we can decrease our stress, anxiety and overwhelm.

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It can be hard to fit in sometimes as an OB/GYN. Whether we are freshly out of training or starting a new job, we can find ourselves feeling excluded, disconnected and like we aren't meant to be here. Burnout also has a tendency to make us feelisolated and alone. So how do we create connection and fit in better? Let's explore exactly how to do that, together.

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The end of the year can be Chaos, but how we think about it can determine how we experience it. This episode focuses on how to better handle some of the common challenges we face at home and at work during December as OB/GYN's.

If this resonates, definitely listen to EP#163: 3 Ways to Stop the Year End Hustle

Have you ever struggled to do this work in real-time? The RAIN Method is a great way to practice the work I teach here, every day, and in real-time.

This acronym stands for Recognize, Acknowledge & Accept, Investigate and "Not Me!"--all of which can help you process your emotions and decide how you'd like to think about things--quickly.

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Today we are exploring how we can use luck to battle perfectionism and imposter syndrome.

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Keywords: physician burnout, burnout, imposter syndrome, burnout recovery, luck, perfectionism, OB/GYN

Whether we're taking our boards or dreading the end-of-year surgery hustle, we can often find it hard to ask for help. WE GOT THIS....right? Today I want to invite you to consider that asking for help is just as Badass as handling everything.

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