Who is piloting your plane?

Who is piloting your plane? Join the free Medics in Control Network: https://medicsincontrol.com/medicsinc... Doctors can spend their days making important decisions while still feeling they have little control over the direction of their lives. Clinical work, administration, family responsibilities and an endless list of commitments can keep us extremely busy. But being busy is not necessarily the same as living intentionally. It is possible to spend years reacting to whatever comes next without stopping to ask: How well is my life actually working for me? In this 20-minute conversation, Fanny Snaith and I explore what it means to move from passenger to pilot. We discuss: The difference between being reactive and intentional Why a busy doctor can still be living on autopilot The importance of boundaries and deciding what to say no to How the Wheel of Life can reveal areas that need attention Why changing one small thing can begin to interrupt an established pattern Piloting your plane does not mean making every moment productive or having your entire life planned. It means creating enough space to decide what matters and taking deliberate steps in that direction. Inside the Medics in Control Network, doctors can explore these questions openly through our live 20-minute conversations, discussion threads and additional member resources. If you want greater agency, direction and choice in your life and career, join us here: https://medicsincontrol.com/medicsinc...