Exit Strategies

Care Directly

Dr. Jon Van Der Veer took a path less traveled. He shifted gears later in his practice as a doctor, and Examplar Care has since activated a direct primary care experience brewed to provide patients more personalized healthcare. We chat about transparency, affordability, access, and convenience in healthcare, but also get nerdy with zero knowledge proofs, DNA computing, and life extension.

After a quick break that invites you to enjoy the feel of finished with the Collector Hardback Edition of You Don’t Need This Book, Dr. Van Der Veer talked with Ben about their aquisition process and tips for others to build with exit strategiesin mind. Yes, EP73 will help you stick to those new year resolutions, but we close with health hacks to help you dance with your own inspired life.

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BONUS MATERIALS

https://Exemplar.Care

http://Care-Directly.YouDontNeedThisPodcast.com

YDNTB – Collector Hardback Edition

https://BenMcDougal.com/intrinsic

https://BenMcDougal.com/career-nirvana

http://RoastedReflections.com

http://BENBOT.ai

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Landing

The energy around anything new is easy to like. Along the way, while momentum creates ease, attention can slip.

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In the midst of a transition? Stay golden!

Arriving at your destination took work, but the task is not complete until we stick the landing. To see this in nature, watch how birds are quick to take off and fly around with ease. As they land, a final moment of attention is required. Another example is how climbers most often get injured on the way down a mountain. Fatigue and reduced focus make an impact, but beyond physical factors, accomplishments invite complacency. Whether it’s a tiny task or epic exit, a strong finish may take more than everything leading to it.

When it’s time to finish strong, make no assumptions. Stay detail oriented to complete the sequence. Once the landing is executed, let the experience inspire renewed vitality as we shift gears and remain open to next.

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Every moment is the end of something.

By Ben McDougal, ago