It Just Takes Guts

Guts and determination. Superior words. But why should they be used in the same vein as healthcare? Unfortunately, because of the world we now live and institution in.

It takes guts to say what you believe is best for a patient, on so many levels.

It takes guts to buck the status quo with our patients and their families, to tell them the newest designer drug is not going to cure their obesity or poor health habits.

Contrary to the incessant drug enterprise advertising, life will never be all be flowers, endless orgasms, smiles and happy fields of dreams due to the newest Ed med or antidepressant, if patients don't make some significant life choices for themselves.

It takes guts to tell it like it is, to no ifs ands or buts cut off the valid life advice from the endless barrage of crap hurled at patients day after day.

This however, I believe can be the only true way out for all doctors in underground institution today. And a big win.

For everybody.

Society will win. Not all of it, of course but much bigger segments.

Crisis based health care expenditures would drop like a stone if we helped to prevent, or at the least reduce the complications from heart and vascular disease, depression and chronic back pain, diabetes to name only a few were to decrease even just a little.

And doctor, if you are in alignment with my philosophy, continuously developing your perfect practice, you are already well on the way to manufacture this a reality.

And what happens if we all institution this way?

Once again physicians of all disciplines come to be the real decision makers. We resolve collectively to continue to be teachers, and leaders by example. Refuse to cave to third party based interests and administer only to the patient's needs first. Not the assurance companies, drug companies or hospitals.

To truly stay Commanders of Change(Tm) will takes guts.

Simply, just being good doctors first, one patient at a time, regardless of which initials you have at the end of your name.

But, to do this for any duration of time requires very Superior sustain systems behind you. It can be stressful, unfulfilling and eat you up otherwise. As a consultant, I see this firsthand.

First of all, your beliefs (guts and determination) and personal lifestyle. Beliefs about what constitutes true health, self-reliance, accountability and innate intelligence vs. An artificial intelligence and dependency.

And money. What is your care and advice no ifs ands or buts worth? What about those who cant pay?

Secondly, a staff who supports your vision.

Lastly, Superior and extraordinarily productive systems and technology.

But doctor, none of this can ever work without a Superior doctrine that you can communicate.

Patients must know what your about. They need to feel it. I'm not saying you should be flamboyant or radical.

In fact, this turns way too many away from you whom might otherwise advantage from your care. But I am saying you must clearly stand up for what you believe.

Never forcing, but presenting, supporting and helping those patients and staff who can align with your purpose and vision.

And gradually getting the rest out of your life.

It just takes guts.

But, here is the reward. In the long run, you will be much happier, more successful and healthier yourself. You will help tons more people. Have a much broader reach. And patients, and no ifs ands or buts whole communities who are wanting to see only you.

Yes, even in today's world.

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