Can you choose happiness? In this video, I reflect on a concept I first spoke about during a talk in the UK: Happiness and Achievement Are Independent Variables.
So many podiatrists treat happiness as a “when” outcome: I’ll be happy when I earn more, when the team is right, when I’ve got time.
But I believe happiness is a mindset we can choose, and it affects every part of how we show up as business owners and leaders. Your mood sets the tone for your whole clinic, so if you’re flat or frustrated, it ripples through your team and patients, too.
No one wants to work with or for an unhappy employer.
I share why choosing happiness doesn’t mean ignoring life’s problems, but instead refusing to let those problems control your emotional state.
It’s about being intentional with your attention, and finding joy in the small things, like music, a walk, or just showing up differently each morning.
If you’ve been waiting for life to line up before you let yourself feel happy, this episode is for you.
Let’s flip that narrative.
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A podiatrist I spoke with in early 2024 earned $40K by following advice from our free 30-minute Zoom session. And, they never became a coaching or mentoring client.
Think about it: you have everything to gain and nothing to lose, and it’s not a TRAP. I’m not out to get you; I’m here to help you if you need assistance.
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