Francine Gaillour, MD, Author at The Physician Coaching Journey

A Daring Doctor reads “The Black Swan”

Here am I sitting with the book The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable, written by Nassim Taleb […]

The Secret Law of Attraction Brought Me a . . . Bichon!

Ok, so I’m going to offer my two cents on “The Secret” law of attraction buzz. The law of attraction […]

Our Physician Need to Be Right Could Be a Drag to Creativity

. . . . Ever had the experience of wanting to jump into a conversation or meeting and assert your […]

Cracking the Code to Your Physician Career

Are there codes and hidden clues that can guide your professional and personal life as a doctor? And if you looked for them, would that be a clear sign that you’ve gone off the deep end or have become hopelessly “woo woo”?

A “Stand Up Doctor” Making His Career is a Laughing Matter

Here I am with my Platinum Program client, Dr. Anil Maheshwari taking a break during our 2-day Client Strategy Meeting […]

A Daring Doctor Explores Career Alternatives

Here is my Platinum program client, Dr. Scott Gebhardt, a successful and visionary Internist from Florida, and we are at […]

Physician Success Circle is Launched!

Finally, after 6 months of research and development, physician surveys on satisfaction, career aspirations and morale, the much-anticipated “Physician Success […]

Doctor, You Don’t Have to Be Right To Be Valued

One thing I’ve noticed about doctors, and I’m no exception is that we are addicted to being RIGHT. If we […]

Physician, Empower Thyself

What to be empowered as a physician? Start by using “empowering language” and taking personal responsibility for your situation and […]

The Three Dimensions of Physician Career Fulfillment

For physicians embarking on professional transition, a helpful model I have used with clients is the Three Dimensions of Physician […]

Physician Career Stability: What does it mean to you?

What keeps us from taking a career risk as leaders and business professionals? Often it’s a desire to maintain “stability”. […]

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