On this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Dr. Nallapati about her extraordinary journey from pediatrician to software engineer and sailor, and what that journey can teach doctors about pursuing their dreams and avoiding burnout before it even begins.

In this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Dr. Dike Drummond, executive coach and founder of TheHappyMD.com, about his simple methods for lowering stress and improving work/life balance for independent doctors, as well as his own journey out of burnout.

In this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Dr. Jawad Arshad of Wow Health about an innovative approach to Direct Primary Care that eliminates all intermediaries and even gets rid of the need for EHRs. Tune in to learn about a better way to deliver healthcare.

In this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Dr. Yates about Imposter Syndrome and how doctors can recognize it, face up to it, and cure it while increasing self-confidence and creating actionable plans to achieve their goals.

In this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Steven Huskey about the financial and planning mistakes many independent doctors make when setting up their own practices, and how to avoid them.

On this episode, host Christopher Hughey talks to Chris Wolpert of Group Benefit Solutions about pricing transparency in healthcare and how doctors can leverage it to improve outcomes and eliminate costs in our overburdened healthcare system.

Todd Mcglauchlin is an expense reduction consultant with more than two decades of experience. In this episode he shares where most doctors are losing money and how they can go around correcting it.

We are joined by Dr Erkeda DeRouen, a Board-Certified Family and Lifestyle Medicine physician that serves as a thought leader in healthcare innovation to talk about her own entrepreneurial journey and her challenges as an african-american woman in healthcare.

We are joined by Dr Ismail Sayeed, pediatrician and physician entrepreneur to talk about his cross-border telehealth communications platform Vios, why he transitioned away from clinical practice and how his entrepreneurial journey could not have been possible without that clinical background.

In this episode we are joined by Adam Sulkowski, professor at Babson College and author of more than 50 papers on entrepreneurship. He is also the author of the upcoming book Extreme Entrepreneurship, where he interviews thriving entrepreneurs in the toughest of environments.