You Have Been Conditioned to be a People Pleaser Provider

You eat at your desk. You take on more than you can handle. And you burnout every few months. WHY??? Because you have toxic work habits. You are a People Please Provider. In today’s video we’re going to talk about how to set boundaries in the workspace so you feel empowered to say NO. No doesn't mean you're lazy. No doesn't make you a terrible employee. No means you set boundaries at work and you have realistic expectations of what you can and cannot handle.

As providers, we can’t change our coworkers, so we have to start approaching the workplace with an empowered mindset. Let’s focus on what we can improve within ourselves to teach colleagues how to treat us and prevent being overworked without compensation.

Click on the video to watch NOW and let me know what toxic habits you have!

0:00 Intro
0:23 Identify the Problem
0:47 What You'll Learn Today
1:18 Tip #1
2:34 Tip #2
4:43 Tip #3
6:11 My Own Tactics
6:44 Tip #4
7:25 Tip #5
7:50 Tip #6
8:43 Tip #7

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[swennerb]

Sammy - I’m curious as a fellow PA have you looked into remote work like Locums or telehealth options? I’d be curious your thoughts on these for a side hustle or as a part or full time option. Thanks for your videos they are awesome!

[Mayor-qb]

Hello! What specialty are you in? Would boundaries like these be doable as a new grad or probably not?

[rounakdabas]

Mam can you pls make a video for international students who wants to join pa program