Veterinarian Life Advice
“I came out of vet school over a decade ago. Now with social media there’s so much opportunity for quick connections. Get experience as early as possible. Ask if you…
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Veterinarian Life Advice
“Veterinary medicine is a team sport. The more we get together around shared goals, shared knowledge, mutual respect and frequent, timely, accurate communication, the happier a veterinary team will be.…
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“We are doctors to the creatures who many times are the most cherished family member. Whether this beloved creature be a puppy, kitten, bird, or fish, they provide the mirth, merriment, and…
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Veterinarian Life Advice
“Veterinary medicine is an amazing profession. It is also a profession that can be mentally, physically and emotionally draining. Find time to sit down with your family for dinner. Go…
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“”Little Steps Big Journeys’ is a personal reminder to pay attention to the details in your daily life and the importance of goal setting. It also stresses the essential act…
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Veterinarian Life Advice
“Focus on what you do best. Hire your weaknesses. Ensure time for working on your business and on your life. Don’t just get caught up in your business and surviving…
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“Never underestimate the power of small accomplishments– literally and figuratively.” Sometimes all it takes to achieve a fresher perspective is simply cleaning the litterbox.
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“As my father told me about life applies here: ‘Just leave it a little better than when you found it…’ If we realize that our jobs are not about momentous,…
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“Make “it” happen—whatever that “it” is…whether professional goals or personal goals.”
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“Dare to do those things that you don’t think you can do. At the end of the day, there’s a very good chance you will surprise yourself!”
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“Give Yourself permission to do hard things and pursue unique opportunities that you are passionate about. Don’t be afraid to fail; it’s not failing, it’s learning.” Angela Demaree, DVM,Principal Consultant,…
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