Medicine's Four Minute Mile
The Evolved Physician's Oath
9-Steps to Achieve Wellbeing
Imagine if, as a doctor, you could eradicate a disease that is maiming, even killing, people through making some changes to the way you live your life.
Would you do it?
Stress and burnout in doctors is causing us to make mistakes. The way we are ‘being’ as doctors in work and life is causing us to betray the very foundation of our profession; first, do no harm.
When Dr Roger Bannister became the first person to run a mile in under four minutes, he challenged a paradigm of what was possible, he went first. Once he’d taken that step and shown that a new possibility existed, others were able to do it too.
Driven by his mission to help doctors live exceptional lives, Dr Sam Hazledine has successfully lobbied the World Medical Association to amend the Declaration of Geneva, the Physician’s Oath, to include the need for doctors to foster their own health and wellbeing.
Four years of research have resulted in the evidence-based wellbeing for doctors in Medicine’s Four Minute Mile:
• Sam will challenge your paradigm about what it means to put your patient first
• You will learn evidence-based behaviours to improve your own wellbeing today
• You will reconnect with that inner drive that compelled you to become a doctor in the first place
• And much more to reclaim your energy and live an exceptional life.
You have invested many years and countless hours to master your medical skills, isn’t it worth investing just a bit more time to master the behaviours that will cause you to live an exceptional life and provide care of the highest standard?
Medicine’s Four-Minute Mile is priced at just cost. It is available on Amazon Kindle ($3.99 AUD) and in Paperback ($9.99 AUD)
““A game-changing book for small business owners.””
Unfair Fight
Give Your Small Business the Winning Advantage
When David beat Goliath, he didn’t do it by being bigger and stronger, he did it by thinking differently and acting smarter. Unfair Fight is the blueprint for small and medium sized business owners to turn their perceived weaknesses into strengths.
Most business books are put together by academics who have studied the large corporates, the Fortune 500 companies, and these ‘brute force’ strategies are completely ineffective for smaller companies without unlimited budgets, resources and manpower.
Unfair Fight is unique in that Sam shares exactly what made him successful in business, both how he learned to direct his psychology and what he actually did create a company that featured in the Deloitte Fast 50 for four consecutive years.
If you’ve felt like you can achieve more in your business then this is the way to do it.
“The cool thing is, I’m no different from anyone else. Anyone can apply these tools and strategies to create a business they can be really proud of”, says Sam Hazledine.
Head First
The Seven Habits of Highly Successful Doctors
Sam’s vision with his medical recruitment company, MedRecruit, is to help doctors Be Exceptional. After working with thousands of doctors he began to notice common patterns that distinguished the doctors who really loved their work, and those for whom their career had become a struggle.
In Head First: The Seven Habits of Highly Successful Doctors Sam shares the core habits that the most successful, the most happy, the most fulfilled doctors, apply in their lives. You’ll see that these habits can easily be learned and applied.
Many other professionals, outside of medicine, have also read this book and have benefitted immensely.
“Just finished reading this book. WOW. I am tempted to give it to the professional sports people I work with because while it is designed for doctors Sam has laid out a blueprint for success for ANY area of life. I just hope the doctors who receive this book realise the power they have in their hands.
Take action on what you learn in this book FAST!”
Human Performance Coach,
ex New Zealand Cricket representative
“The simple lessons along with the step by step instructions contained in this book are incredibly powerful. Their importance cannot be overstated. I have personally applied them and they absolutely work. They can help you create the career and life in medicine that you really want rather than a predetermined path set by generations of (often unhappy) doctors before us. ”
General Practitioner