Episode 95!
On this week's episode, I talk with Felix Boecker, a highly skilled and trained trauma surgeon. Felix worked for 14 years to get through all the schooling, residency and internships needed to become a surgeon, and when he got there, he realized the career was not for him. Yikes! That's a lot of investment in time, money and energy! What to do? Felix hired a coach to help him figure some things out. Immediately, he saw the benefit of working with someone to help him discern his life's purpose. No small measure, given all he'd gone through and the pressure from others to continue on the path he was on.
Still, Felix had come through tough times before, as he struggled earlier in life with depression, and he was confident he'd come through this as well.
Tune in to hear how Felix cut through all the noise to find his way to helping others and living a life of purpose and meaning.
Enjoy!
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Connect with Felix here:
Website: https://www.successwerk.co/
LinkedIn: Felix Boecker
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Linktree:
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