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Episode 103

How Not to Settle for the Way it’s Always Been Done

We’ve got a lot to handle in the medical field — irate patients, pressure to succeed, and who knows what else? But sometimes, the problem is the system itself. We can’t allow ourselves to grow comfortable in a toxic environment. Look around and see where you can create a change for the better.

In this episode, Dr Abdullah Albeyatti talks about improving your life and career by making changes and taking risks. He also explains why settling for what is familiar could be slowly ruining your life and how you can avoid this situation. Finally, he shares his top three tips to become a changemaker in your field.

If you want to start doing things to create a change and take more risks, then this episode is for you!

Reasons to listen:

  1. Learn when you need to stay or leave your chosen career
  2. Discover why taking risks can make you happier
  3. Uncover Dr Abdullah’s top three tips to create a change

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