Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs

What happens at your job does affect you in your home life.

We say this, what happens at your job does affect you at your home life.

When you have operational blindness that you just settle for within your organization, not pushing or creating change, that disdain, that anxiety follows you home.

Why?

Because if you're a leader working for the healthcare systems, the organizations, and there is some functions of blindness, which again, I'm telling you is not your fault.

We're operating on old systems from 20, 30 years ago and a new modern world.

It just doesn't work.

It doesn't mean that it hasn't worked in the past.

It means that that won't work today.

So a lot of the issues that so many great leaders are dealing with are systemic issues that have to be dealt with, with a new system being implemented inside your organizations.

And I'm not talking about new SOPs and policies and processes.

It's a total new system that's needed.

But if you are in that space where you're needing to understand, like, hey, I I'm trying to figure out why I have anxiety, why I can't sleep at night, why I'm just gaining weight.

Why can I not lose weight?

Why can I get my body together?

Why can't I sleep right?

I guarantee if you tie those functions of anxiety and disarray and crazy contentment over anxiety.

In your job, in your career, the thing that you loved most, the thing you said yes for.

When people say yes to health care, they don't say yes to becoming mega millionaires.

They say yes to making an impact.