Lisa CatalloHost
You are likely driven and you find fulfillment in accomplishment and doing things.

And so today is a little bit of how do you slow down? How do you be picky about how to protect yourself? The other part is a lot of times when I am working with clinic owners and they look at the summer, it can be a little terrifying.

Summer in a clinic as a group practice owner sometimes can feel like it's not actually a break because caseloads get lighter, associates take time off, and then parents shift time around kids being home.

And whether that's affecting the clients who come in or what your associates need flexibility on, and then you yourself need to have some flexibility on, it can feel stressful in a different way.

And I would say almost every year that I have been doing my Facebook group, July and December are the most stressful comments about, hey, what do you do when your team wants to take a certain amount of time off and how do you navigate that? So it can feel stressful.

I want to encourage you to consider some things that you might want to stop, some things you might want to start, and maybe a couple things that you want to reset as you look at how you would like September and the fall to look.

So that doesn't mean, hey, let's push through the summer and get everything done so that the fall feels easier, unless that's actually what would help for you.

But really being intentional and using the summer, not so much as an off season, but a little bit of a runway to the fall.

And how am I going to take care of myself and protect my time and my energy in a way that I haven't so far? Last week, again, like I mentioned, I talked to Katerina McCurdy about burnout.

But it's not only for those people who are feeling close to the edge of burnout.

This is for any clinic owner that wants to build a practice that works for you rather than you spending your lives working for it.

You are likely driven and you find fulfillment in accomplishment and doing things.

And so today is a little bit of how do you slow down? How do you be picky about how to protect yourself? The other part is a lot of times when I am working with clinic owners and they look at the summer, it can be a little terrifying.

Summer in a clinic as a group practice owner sometimes can feel like it's not actually a break because caseloads get lighter, associates take time off, and then parents shift time around kids being home.

And whether that's affecting the clients who come in or what your associates need flexibility on, and then you yourself need to have some flexibility on, it can feel stressful in a different way.

And I would say almost every year that I have been doing my Facebook group, July and December are the most stressful comments about, hey, what do you do when your team wants to take a certain amount of time off and how do you navigate that? So it can feel stressful.

I want to encourage you to consider some things that you might want to stop, some things you might want to start, and maybe a couple things that you want to reset as you look at how you would like September and the fall to look.

So that doesn't mean, hey, let's push through the summer and get everything done so that the fall feels easier, unless that's actually what would help for you.

But really being intentional and using the summer, not so much as an off season, but a little bit of a runway to the fall.

And how am I going to take care of myself and protect my time and my energy in a way that I haven't so far? Last week, again, like I mentioned, I talked to Katerina McCurdy about burnout.

But it's not only for those people who are feeling close to the edge of burnout.

This is for any clinic owner that wants to build a practice that works for you rather than you spending your lives working for it.
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