Burnout Is Real
You’re burned out, and that’s okay. Let’s plan for what’s next.
Proper planning can reveal realistic pathways to working in less stressful environments and give you your time back. Wouldn’t that feel great?
Build Your Escape Plan
Let us guess…
You’re a hardworking medical professional and feel underappreciated or undercompensated for all of your hard work. You’ve tolerated the comp plan changes, increased pressure to take on management roles, and pressure to bill more/see more patients (despite the fact that your patients might be high acuity, RVUs take the cake). It might even begin to spill into other areas of your life. It’s time for a change, but where will the money come from?
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Taking a sabbatical or career break can be refreshing, and rejuvenating. It can help you refocus on what you are passionate about and give you time to prioritize some things you have been putting off. We’ve helped people do this before, but it’s not right for everyone and preparing is crucial.
Some things to think about:
Will I still have affordable healthcare?
How long can I afford to not work before it starts impacting my future?
Do I want to earn while on break?
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The only way to find out is to complete a plan and see. Equity awards such as RSUs and ISOs can build wealth, but overconcentration can lead to outsized risk.
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It’s possible! It all depends on what your plan is. If you have a business that doesn’t need you present every day- that’s a great start. If not, you are not out of luck, but might have some set-up work ahead of you before you take off.
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This is the number one question we get we get from burned-out professionals. In reality, it varies greatly from situation to situation and is something we will work closely with you on achieving.
