I remember when I worked in practice that feeling of loving vet practice one day and having it nearly break me the next, and that oftentimes I got lost in the role as I gave it my all.  Like so many other veterinarians I cared so much for the animals that sometimes my own self-care played second fiddle.

I remember the financial pressures that can occur in being a vet, I recall working day and night still my HECS debt going up rather than down (from doing two undergrad degrees) but not having the time and energy at the end of the day to work out how to stop the losses and build financial freedom.

I turned around my finances and paid off $100 000 debt in by investing in my first coach - a financial coach! (seems counter-intuitive I know!)

I believe that the innovators in veterinary medicine will revolutionise how our profession does business over the next 10+ years and that I will be in the mix coaching and supporting the changemakers and the leaders in our profession!

While coaching is pretty new in vet circles that many leaders, managers and influencers attribute their success to engaging a personal coach!