Lance Wilson MD

As a physician leader, I’ve spent the last 20 years trying to make things easier for clinicians in order to improve their fulfillment in our sacred calling by improving workflows, and alignment and communication in several organizations.What I have found is that the most important, most meaningful changes that improve long-term satisfaction and fulfillment are those changes that each individual makes within themselves.I have struggled with low job satisfaction, even burnout at times, and interpersonal relationships which have suffered because of how I showed up in them.As soon as I stopped blaming what was going on around me and started looking inward, I found sources of suffering that I was creating.When we are unconscious of a belief that may not be serving us, we tend to follow conditioned patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and we continue to get the same results. That is exactly what was happening to me.When I backtracked from the results in my life into my psychological operating system, and my core beliefs, I found paths to different outcomes.