STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Sara Chats Zone of Genius
Have you ever felt…
like you didn’t quite fit the mold?
Like everyone else was able to stick to the plan or accomplish the task and you kept being drawn to something else that was more enticing and exciting?
Sometimes we call this shiny object syndrome. Aligning our need for the new and novel with being distracted.
But what if your need to move on wasn’t simply the fact that you were preoccupied? What if you were called?
Sara intimidated the crap out of me when I first met her. She was so knowledgeable about so many things and her grasp of such diverse topics made her seem so sure of herself and confident.
When Sara joined Side Hustle, she was confident about something else. She knew without a doubt that her program had to matter.
She refused to be just another voice in the sea of internet noise and she truly wanted to help people.
And this conviction was just the start of her realization of just how much of a visionary she truly is.
Most of the time what sets you apart isn’t a drawback. It’s really just a calling to settle into your zone of genius.
Which can look like a lot of different things and pretty much however you want.
This week you can tune in to hear more of Sara’s story. How she’s coming to own her zone of genius, and how this aligns with helping good clinicians be great.
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