Physicians First
Jeff P. LaFond, MS, MD, FACGA newsletter and podcast for physicians about crushing burnout and optimizing health, wealth, and well-being.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | physiciansfirst.substack.com |
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Self-Investment and Resilience: A Talk with Amir Baluch, MD
One of my favorite parts of this show is to connect with doctors who found entrepreneurial success and then translate it back to helping their fellow docs. And today, I'm excited to welcome Dr. Amir Baluch, MD, to the podcast. He’s a wealth...
Anti-fragility and Determination: Talking with Jimmy Turner
In this episode of the Physicians First podcast, I had the immense pleasure of interviewing Dr. Jimmy Turner, an anesthesiologist and academic at Wake Forest University, who is also known as “the Physician Philosopher.”
Lifelong learning and investments are crucial
In my recent conversation with Lydia Essary, MD, founder of Lift Equity Invest, we explored the importance of lifelong learning, especially for those of us in the medical field. As doctors, we often find ourselves engrossed in our practices...
AI and the Physician Entrepreneur
I had an incredible experience chatting with Dr. Raj Venkatramani in our latest podcast episode. Dr. Raj, an oncologist and successful real estate investor, shared some fascinating insights on how AI tools can revolutionize both medicine an...
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Physician burnout affected me early on, but I conquered it through self-care and positive interventions. Follow me as I share tips and interview physicians who are crushing burnout and optimizing their health.
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