About

I know what it’s like to never pause for breath and end up on the road to burnout.

When I finished my residency and fellowship, after all the hard work, countless hours, and time spent in a sleep-deprived state, there was supposed to be this big light at the end of the tunnel where you’re “living the dream.” And becoming an attending physician – and earning the respect and paycheck that comes with it – was supposed to make all the sacrifices worth it.

And for a while, it did.

But here’s the thing, a few years into my practice as an academic anesthesiologist, I found myself burning out.

The cause?

A mixture of overwhelm, lack of autonomy, failure to find a work-life balance, and a Grave’s disease diagnosis

My Arrival Fallacy

But rather than step back and find balance in my personal and professional life, I did what most doctors do: I worked harder.

I poured myself into other accomplishments, sure that my ‘next’ achievement would get me off the road to burnout and make me happy.

It truly was an arrival fallacy.

And I was successful, as it helped me to:

• Become well-respected clinically
• Publish RCTs
• Win teaching awards
• Run my business on the side, The Physician Philosopher, which was earning a six-figure sum of money

But none of it helped, and Lexapro wasn’t the answer either.

And despite all of the outward success, I was miserable on the inside. I felt desperate for help – and my amazing wife and three kids needed me to get help, too.

When Everything Changed

That’s when I found coaching.
Coaching taught me that nothing was happening “to me.”

Through coaching, I became the captain of my own ship and allowed me to take back the autonomy, control, and direction in my life.

Everything changed.

I learned to:

• Enjoy my job again
• Say yes to what mattered to me
• Say no (unapologetically) to what didn’t

I was no longer a victim. I was in control of my life.

For the first time since I became a physician, my arrival fallacy was gone. I learned how to enjoy the journey and that the elusive balance I’d been looking for was possible.

Then, my business exploded and provided even more freedom.

My Mission

Thanks to the impact thought work and coaching had on my life, I became a coach myself and now coach other doctors who’ve had the same struggles.

Whether you’re a physician in the midst of burnout and overwhelm, trying to balance your responsibilities as a partner, parent, and physician. Or a side-hustle extraordinaire looking to build a six-figure source of non-clinical revenue – I’ve been there.

My mission is to teach doctors how to create the life they deserve – one thought at a time.

You’ll not only find balance, but you’ll also learn how to create financial freedom, and launch a business, so you can live the life of your dreams.