Today we’re celebrating a huge milestone—200 episodes! Over the past four years, this podcast has shared countless stories, insights, and lessons from physicians and experts who’ve navigated the challenges of their careers. To commemorate this special episode, I’ll be reflecting on the journey so far by sharing two pearls, two pitfalls, and two surprises that I’ve encountered while podcasting. From unexpected challenges in podcast production to the overwhelming positive feedback from listeners, I’ll open up about my personal experience and the key lessons learned. This episode offers a glimpse behind the scenes, including some upcoming changes.

You can find the show notes for this episode and more information by clicking here:

www.doctorscrossing.com/episode200

In this episode we’re talking about:

• Reflection on reaching 200 episodes and gratitude to listeners and guests.

• Pearls of wisdom from coaching and podcasting experiences over the years.

• The time commitment and challenges behind producing each episode.

• Positive surprises, including the overwhelming support from listeners.

• Messages from listeners who’ve found inspiration and community through the podcast.

• Announcement about upcoming changes to the podcast.

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