This episode is a no-fluff conversation for physicians who are stepping into private practice or already finding their way through it. Dr. Voss shares the lessons she learned firsthand, what she wishes she had known from the start, and how mindset and structure truly make the difference. Marketing Specialist Chanté Stephens joins the discussion, asking thoughtful questions that help reveal what it really takes to build and sustain a practice.

In this episode, we uncover the reason behind it all. Chanté Stephens joins Dr. Voss to explore the driving force behind the creation of the MSO. From challenges in private practice to the vision for supporting other physicians, Dr. Voss shares the personal and professional experiences that sparked the idea and the risks she took to bring it to life. This is the story behind the strategy, and the purpose behind the practice.

In this candid conversation, Dr. Voss welcomes Marketing Strategist, Chanté Stephens, M.S. in Strategic Communication and Marketing Strategist at EstrogenicA Health 360, to step into the co-host seat and ask the real questions, not just about the physician, but the woman behind the practice. From personal reflections to professional pivots, this episode invites you to explore the personality, passion, and purpose driving EstrogenicA Health 360.

Because before there was a practice, there was a vision, and a woman bold enough to lead it.

Meet Dr. Asha Voss.

In this powerful preface to The Voss of Reason, Dr. Voss opens the series with a personal monologue — equal parts reflection and revelation. Using the analogy of finding herself in her own “waiting room,” she takes us on a candid journey through the trials, turning points, and self-discovery that shaped both her career and calling.

From the early days of medical school to building a business rooted in purpose, Dr. Voss shares how moments of pause and pressure ultimately led to transformation. This is a story of resilience, reinvention, and reclaiming balance on her own terms.

A fitting beginning — because before she could lead others, she had to first wait on herself.