Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

And I worked really hard to write this book. And then all of a sudden, I have literally journalists and new patients and all these different things that are coming out of the woodwork and coming at me. And my time was getting completely consumed and dominated. Did you self-publish that book or did you have a publisher? No, I published it through Penguin Random House.

So my publisher is Avery, which is one of the divisions of Penguin Random House. So it was a one book deal. I'm going to write this book. I'm going to continue in my career as a gastroenterologist. But then all of this work, I didn't anticipate that all of this work would come out. And so I was basically getting spread so thin that I got to a place where it's like, OK, here's your choice.

So my publisher is Avery, which is one of the divisions of Penguin Random House. So it was a one book deal. I'm going to write this book. I'm going to continue in my career as a gastroenterologist. But then all of this work, I didn't anticipate that all of this work would come out. And so I was basically getting spread so thin that I got to a place where it's like, OK, here's your choice.

So my publisher is Avery, which is one of the divisions of Penguin Random House. So it was a one book deal. I'm going to write this book. I'm going to continue in my career as a gastroenterologist. But then all of this work, I didn't anticipate that all of this work would come out. And so I was basically getting spread so thin that I got to a place where it's like, OK, here's your choice.

You can only have two out of three things. And the three things are, number one, you continue to be a very well-respected gastroenterologist in your community who cares for a few thousand patients. Number two, you can be an author and you can scale and try to get out and connect with millions of people, right? Using the exact same information concepts. And number three, you have a family.

You can only have two out of three things. And the three things are, number one, you continue to be a very well-respected gastroenterologist in your community who cares for a few thousand patients. Number two, you can be an author and you can scale and try to get out and connect with millions of people, right? Using the exact same information concepts. And number three, you have a family.

You can only have two out of three things. And the three things are, number one, you continue to be a very well-respected gastroenterologist in your community who cares for a few thousand patients. Number two, you can be an author and you can scale and try to get out and connect with millions of people, right? Using the exact same information concepts. And number three, you have a family.

You have a family. So as you know, I have four kids now. And at that time I had two. And I could see where me not being home at all was starting to affect my kids. So I felt like, okay, I have to choose. And if I don't make a choice, it's my kids that are going to suffer. And that's not acceptable to me. So ultimately it was the decision.

You have a family. So as you know, I have four kids now. And at that time I had two. And I could see where me not being home at all was starting to affect my kids. So I felt like, okay, I have to choose. And if I don't make a choice, it's my kids that are going to suffer. And that's not acceptable to me. So ultimately it was the decision.

You have a family. So as you know, I have four kids now. And at that time I had two. And I could see where me not being home at all was starting to affect my kids. So I felt like, okay, I have to choose. And if I don't make a choice, it's my kids that are going to suffer. And that's not acceptable to me. So ultimately it was the decision.

I want to pursue this dream of like, I think that I can get out there and try to use what I've learned to try to help millions of people and make this information publicly available. So that was the choice that I made. Now, with that in mind, I feel that there is an opportunity that exists for all physicians to take a step back and ask the question, is there a better way for us to do this?

I want to pursue this dream of like, I think that I can get out there and try to use what I've learned to try to help millions of people and make this information publicly available. So that was the choice that I made. Now, with that in mind, I feel that there is an opportunity that exists for all physicians to take a step back and ask the question, is there a better way for us to do this?

I want to pursue this dream of like, I think that I can get out there and try to use what I've learned to try to help millions of people and make this information publicly available. So that was the choice that I made. Now, with that in mind, I feel that there is an opportunity that exists for all physicians to take a step back and ask the question, is there a better way for us to do this?

So this is a question that I'm constantly asking. And it's not just in how I present things with social media or doing a podcast. It's also like creating a clinic where I'm going to interact with people and try to guide them personally to health outcomes.

So this is a question that I'm constantly asking. And it's not just in how I present things with social media or doing a podcast. It's also like creating a clinic where I'm going to interact with people and try to guide them personally to health outcomes.

So this is a question that I'm constantly asking. And it's not just in how I present things with social media or doing a podcast. It's also like creating a clinic where I'm going to interact with people and try to guide them personally to health outcomes.

Peter Attia has done this, where basically he has healthcare version 2.0, which is conceptually what I'm talking about right now, where he's stepping back and saying, our current system is broken. I'm going to do it a different way. We're going to see what happens.

Peter Attia has done this, where basically he has healthcare version 2.0, which is conceptually what I'm talking about right now, where he's stepping back and saying, our current system is broken. I'm going to do it a different way. We're going to see what happens.

Peter Attia has done this, where basically he has healthcare version 2.0, which is conceptually what I'm talking about right now, where he's stepping back and saying, our current system is broken. I'm going to do it a different way. We're going to see what happens.

I have many friends that are in the business who are not public figures that are looking at how can I take a step back and create something different that will help people to achieve their goals. The system is forcing this on us because when you squeeze, squeeze, squeeze, at some point things break and they pop. And so you force doctors into a position where they have to look elsewhere.