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If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard a physician say, “I’m not the entrepreneurial type,” I’d be rich! Too often we have this idea that to be an entrepreneur requires having out-of-the-box ideas and being a big risk-taker. In this episode, we’re debunking these misconceptions with Dr. Peter Kim, anesthesiologist, and experienced entrepreneur. Find out if you have the 5 key qualities common to physician entrepreneurs and how to get started with a business idea even if you don’t think it’s possible.
In this episode we’re talking about:
- What led to Dr. Peter Kim’s quest for more financial autonomy
- Some interesting businesses started by physicians
- 5 qualities common to physician entrepreneurs
- Why you may be more of an entrepreneur than you think
- A key step you can take to get started on your “back-pocket” business idea
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This was an amazing podcast Heather and Peter! I love the energy, excitement, and positivity you brought to the discussion. What I’m taking away is that *action* is key, even if you don’t have everything exactly figured out. That can be scary, but you have to trust that you can deal with the obstacles as they come. Keep up the great podcasts!
Wow!Thank you so much Christine! I’m really glad that this episode was inspiring for you. I had a great time with Peter Kim as my guest. He has such a breadth and depth of experience with physician entrepreneurship. Yes, you are spot on in your takeaway that getting into action is key. Like we learned in physics, an object at rest tends to stay at rest! We have every right to trust in ourselves that if we start moving forward, we can make the decisions that will help us figure out the next steps forward and we will learn as we go along! Thanks again for your super supportive comments.