Do You know Your Value (s)?

In this episode, you’ll discover the key difference and how it applies to the success of your academic career and life! This topic is straight from Pillar #2 Leadership Identify from my Physician Success DNA Method.

A lot of people talk about knowing your value these days. If you truly know your value and can communicate that to your organization then you can negotiate a higher salary or support.

To some extent that is true. 

However, have you ever noticed that a salary increase (if and when it happens), academic promotion, or some practical support, never really gives you long-term joy and fulfillment? Soon enough whatever extra we might get is not enough.

This is where knowing your values comes in. Values are the real driver of more fulfillment and less stress in an academic career. Knowing your values is a North Star that defines everything else.

The real question is do you know YOUR values?

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Struggling with competing commitments is a common problem for academic physicians.

Many times clinical duties and tasks seem to take over our entire week. So how to fix that?

Let me ask you a question first. Have you ever considered what lack of boundaries around your research and administrative time is actually costing you?

You and I know that doing all the clinical things will quickly result in a decline in research productivity and a lack of personal time. The good news there are practical steps you can take today to fix this. 

So take a listen!

In this episode, you’ll learn specific strategies to help you limit the amount of clinical work creeping into your admin and research days that you can implement immediately.

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

https://www.ingahofmann.com/theacademicrevolutionpodcast

Resources mentioned in this episode:

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What determines your level of success in academic medicine? What does success look like in your professional and personal life?

Most of us determine our level of success by traditional academic achievements—the number of grants, publications, and presentations at meetings. Publish or perish, right?

Are these external factors REALLY the factors that determine YOUR success in life? What are the dangers of focusing on these external variables?

In this episode, you’ll discover the importance of APTITUDE to your academic and personal success and how operating from your strength zone will increase your productivity and decrease your level of stress. 

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

https://www.ingahofmann.com/theacademicrevolutionpodcast

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Ditch the List Bootcamp starting February 6th! This is my “famous” 5-day Bootcamp to help you get rid of your overwhelming never...

Over the last 2 episodes, we talked a lot about practical strategies and habits that can help you crush your academic writing projects.

But the truth is despite all the tips and strategies most of us still struggle to “just do it” and get it done.

In this episode, I’ll share what your next grant and or manuscript will require of you to be successful. In my personal experience as an academic physician and my professional experience as a physician coach, this is the most important episode in this 3-part series and the secret sauce to overcoming mental blocks in your academic writing. 

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

https://www.ingahofmann.com/theacademicrevolutionpodcast

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Academic Writing Made Easy Toolkit

Podcast Episode #4 – How to Become an Impactful Physician Leader

Podcast Episode #27 (The Academic Revolution Live Training Day 2)

Additional resour...

Creating habits around your academic career goals is a superior way to move manuscripts and projects forward. Habits have the power to massively increase your productivity and decrease your stress level.

Most academic physicians get stuck with writing because they are just not in the habit of doing it. That leaves most people “trying to find time” to get manuscripts written.

Have you ever noticed that you just never really find that time? Something always comes up.

In this episode, I’ll share 4 practical steps to create winning writing habits to get your grants and manuscripts written.

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

https://www.ingahofmann.com/theacademicrevolutionpodcast

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physician Success Path, a 3-Part FREE Mini-Course (yes super s...

We all know that writing is a key component of academic success. We need to write grants and papers. Yet for many academic physicians, this does not come naturally and sometimes even causes anxiety and procrastination. “Writer's block” gets in the way of getting your research published and diminishes your impact.

The good news is that there are some practical strategies you can take to overcome writer's block and make progress in your academic writing.

In this episode, I’ll share 3 secret strategies to overcome writer’s block and get your grants and manuscripts written.

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

https://www.ingahofmann.com/theacademicrevolutionpodcast

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physician Success Path, a 3-Part FREE Mini-Course (yes super short) for Academic Ph...

Have you ever been fired by a patient? I have. It wasn’t pleasant but it taught me valuable lessons over the years.

If you have been in medicine for any length of time, you probably have gotten “fired” by a patient at some point or another. It’s usually a question of if or when not if. And let me just say this right away: It’s not personal.

In this episode, I’ll share 3 valuable lessons I learned from getting fired by a patient and how it makes us better physicians so we can help more patients.

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physician Success Path, a 3-Part FREE Mini-Course (yes super short) for Academic Physicians

Academic Physician and Scientist Leadership Mentoring FB Community

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If you are a physician, you probably have also been a patient at some point in your life. Perhaps you had a good patient experience. Great! But what do you do when your experience as a patient was painful on a physical or emotional level? 

Maybe the experience gave you some insight, taught you some lessons, or made you a better physician. For some of you, it might have left some hurt or pain. 

Regardless of your experience, there are specific ways we can move forward. 

In this episode, I’ll share lessons learned from my personal experience as a patient and 3 specific steps on how we can take those experiences to be the physician healer you would wish for yourself and how to heal from difficult experiences. 

Take a listen and don’t forget to share, subscribe and provide a review. I gratefully appreciate it.

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physic...

Twice a year I am hosting a free 3-day live training series to help physicians and scientists in academic medicine just like you to create a successful academic career without sacrificing your personal life. 

In this episode, I’m sharing the full recording of the third day to give you an idea of what you can expect  from registering for the training.

You can sign up to attend LIVE here:  “The Academic Revolution Live” starting OCTOBER 20TH

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physician Success Path, a 3-Part FREE Mini-Series for Academic Physicians

Academic Physician and Scientist Leadership Mentoring FB Community

Follow me on Facebook

Follow me on LinkedIn

Follow me on Instagram 

https://www.ingahofmann.com/ – My Website where you can learn more about me, get free resources and find out how you can work with me directly to acce...

Twice a year I am hosting a free 3-day live training series to help physicians and scientists in academic medicine just like you to create a successful academic career without sacrificing your personal life. 

In this episode, I’m sharing the full recording of the second day to give you an idea of what you can expect  from registering for the training.

You can sign up to attend LIVE here:  “The Academic Revolution Live” starting OCTOBER 20TH

Additional resources to accelerate your academic success:

Free Productivity Tool: 5-Steps to increase your productivity and decrease distractions.

The Academic Physician Success Path, a 3-Part FREE Mini-Series for Academic Physicians

Academic Physician and Scientist Leadership Mentoring FB Community

Follow me on Facebook

Follow me on LinkedIn

Follow me on Instagram 

https://www.ingahofmann.com/ – My Website where you can learn more about me, get free resources and find out how you can work with me directly to acc...