Vet to Vet Coaching with Dr. Ginger Templeton

Dr Templeton presents a simple framework that blends action-steps with mind management to handle major career disrupters, such as board complaints.

We’re being held hostage. Board complaints? Google reviews? Or the fear of those? Most of the problem is the “what if”, the energy we give to these potential problems! But even when those one star reviews show up, even when we make a legitimate(human) mistake that lands us in license defense… we CAN withstand. In fact, we can THRIVE! Join me for part one of four in this series where we tackle strategy and (mostly) mindset for this common fear and occasional reality.

“I want to help pets and people”. When was the last time you said those words? When was the last time you felt those words? Do we select for cynicism and depersonalization with veterinary and medical school admissions culture?

When we hyperfocus on one core value, we risk underutilization of other important values. In this episode Dr Templeton uses examples from her own life and her clients to introduce this important concept.

Dr Templeton shares why ambition may find its way onto your core values list and why it’s worth nurturing. Check out our downloadable core values exercise at www.drgingertempleton.com

Dr T talks values. Specifically how understanding and clarifying your lesser values can be just as eye-opening as aligning your top core values.

Sometimes we need to pause and remember the basics. In this episode Dr. Templeton reviews the definitions of empathy, compassion, and how self-compassion may be the secret sauce to reducing compassion (empathy) fatigue and recovering from burnout.

In a hurry for happiness? Wisdom? Growth? Let the daily baby steps be your joy, slow down, and grow even faster.

Emotional wisdom, a step beyond emotional intelligence, can be learned and developed.

Shame is an unhelpful emotion, but allowing it to flash then pass is more effective than resisting and running from it.