Many Academic Physicians hope that better productivity tools will help them to become more productive and finally get published, funded, and promoted.

In this episode, you’ll learn how focusing on more productivity tips will actually continue to keep you feeling overwhelmed, stressed out, and exhausted. You’ll discover why focusing on productivity tools and time management will continue to keep you stuck and what to do instead.

So many Struggling Academic Physicians look to the newest productivity tools and time management hacks to get ahead. Given so many competing demands this is no surprise and we just want to squeeze more out of the day, don’t we?

Yet many academic colleagues find themselves more overworked than ever. It takes more than productivity tips to actually maintain productivity to create academic success.

I discovered 3 key ingredients you’ll need to master to create a successful academic career without sacrificing your personal life.

We will review those 3 ingredients, the 3 pillars of my Physician Success DNA Method:

Pillar #1 – Performance Habits

Pillar #2 – Leadership Identity

Pillar #3 – Mental Mastery

Take a listen and discover more about these 3 pillars and how you can apply them to your academic success.

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Resources mentioned in this episode:

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

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