S7, Episode 28 - Thoughts on Speeding up and Slowing down

The truth is that you can experience both fast and slow growth throughout your career or phase in your life.

I think most of us are rushing through life. We want to get to the next task, project, or goal on our list. Or maybe we're rushing towards trying new things and experiences. We simply want to live our lives and make sure we have time to see all we have on our "to-do" lists.

In this episode,  I want to speak about slowing down during a season in our lives, or speeding up when we are in the heat of looking for another career opportunity.

Resources Mention in this Podcast:

Website:

Locum Story

Email:

dave@doctorfreedompodcast.com

 

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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