Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Jun 12, 2019How to Marie Kondo Your Medical PracticeBack in medical school when you chose a residency, you probably thought you had to do most everything that came with your chosen specialty.
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Jan 13, 2019Quitting Shame.Shame. We all have it at one point or another. We feel shame about big mistakes we had tons of control over and also for aspects about us…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Dec 12, 2018Quitting Holiday DreadAhh, the holidays. That time of the year that’s universally regarded as both the most joyful and the most stressful.
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Sep 23, 2018Quitting as Self-CareA few years ago the term self-care appeared as a means of describing anything that a person does to take care of themselves, like getting a…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Sep 18, 2018The Doctor is OUT: How Quitting Parts of Your Practice Can be Good MedicinePhysician burnout is on the rise, and even more, unfortunately, so is physician suicide. It’s devastating that the state of medicine and…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Jun 18, 2018Quit When You Don’t Love Something.In med school I recall attending a cultural fair and from afar I saw a circle of people doing gymnastics, playing drums, and singing in a…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·May 9, 2018Comfort Zone Expanded.You know how they say life begins just outside your comfort zone? Well there’s one thing that lies squarely outside of my comfort zone, and…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Mar 28, 2018Quit of the Day: Breaking up with BurpeesThe above photo (borrowed from F45 Training’s instagram account) may remind you of the ol’ Sesame Street days. As in, one of these things…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Mar 13, 2018Not All Quits are Created EqualI met with a friend last night who was contemplating a job quit. And not because there was anything necessarily wrong with the job. More so…
Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq.·Feb 24, 2018Quit of the Day: ClientsYou may have seen #QOTD somewhere on social media. It stands for “Quote of the Day”…or it did;). I’m repurposing it in an unabashedly…
