As a Medical Professional, you may not have a clue what Life Coaching is, what it can enable you to achieve, or how quickly it can make a difference.
You might be a Medical Professional, but you are a Person first. Fulfilling your own needs is vital if you want to be content and happy. Often Medical Professionals think they have to deal with challenges on their own and may see working with a Life Coach as a sign of failure. Nothing can be further from the truth, those Medical Professionals who decide to hire a Life Coach are thrilled at just how quickly they can turn things around.
I know as a Medical Professional you are committed to doing the best for your patients, but this should not be to the detriment of the rest of your life. Achieving a balanced life means your non-work life is also meaningful because a happy personal life and time to do things like sport and hobbies means you are more likely to be a much better Medical Professional.
The most common lifestyle issues that challenge Medical Professionals are:
1. Lack of work-life balance
2. Not managing time effectively
3. Lack of self-care
4. Lack of confidence or low self-esteem
Life Coaching is powerful because Medical Professionals, like you, are usually highly intelligent, self-motivated and self-sufficient, yet might be wary about talking with someone about their challenges.
However, if you feel stuck, even when you know precisely what you need to do, yet seem unable to take actions to get the results you want, you will find that having a Life Coach helps.
Your challenges could be concerning career progression – What do you want to do with your Medical career? What are the best ways of achieving your Medical career goals? How do you navigate your way through the Medical system? How do you pass those exams? And how do you progress in the Medical Profession and not neglect your life and family commitments?
We at Taylor Medical Coaching have the experience that can help you with answering these questions and a whole lot more.
