Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Yeah. So for me, I guess there's a bit of a story that leads into this, which is that... I made the decision. So I started my social media in 2016. And this was to share the story of what was happening in my clinic because I felt like the world deserved to hear this, right?

Yeah. So for me, I guess there's a bit of a story that leads into this, which is that... I made the decision. So I started my social media in 2016. And this was to share the story of what was happening in my clinic because I felt like the world deserved to hear this, right?

It's like the democratization of knowledge, which is that you can change your diet, you can change your lifestyle, and it will radically transform your health. And it will ideally prevent you from having to come see me as a gastroenterologist.

It's like the democratization of knowledge, which is that you can change your diet, you can change your lifestyle, and it will radically transform your health. And it will ideally prevent you from having to come see me as a gastroenterologist.

It's like the democratization of knowledge, which is that you can change your diet, you can change your lifestyle, and it will radically transform your health. And it will ideally prevent you from having to come see me as a gastroenterologist.

right that was the message that i was trying to put out there it led to fiber fueled my book which came out in 2020 i didn't know anything was going to happen with this book From my perspective, I was a gastroenterologist in the community taking all different forms of insurance, including the lowest forms of insurance that exist. And I was taking call every third night.

right that was the message that i was trying to put out there it led to fiber fueled my book which came out in 2020 i didn't know anything was going to happen with this book From my perspective, I was a gastroenterologist in the community taking all different forms of insurance, including the lowest forms of insurance that exist. And I was taking call every third night.

right that was the message that i was trying to put out there it led to fiber fueled my book which came out in 2020 i didn't know anything was going to happen with this book From my perspective, I was a gastroenterologist in the community taking all different forms of insurance, including the lowest forms of insurance that exist. And I was taking call every third night.

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.

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.

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.