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Dr. Lillian Liang Emlet has spent 20 years in critical care medicine and is still practicing today. After a pandemic-driven reckoning forced her to confront her own burnout, she founded Transforming Healthcare Coaching to help other healthcare leaders name what's actually happening to them at work. In this episode, we trace her path from a pre-med kid pushed toward medicine to an ICU physician and executive coach, and dig into why burnout is a workplace problem rather than a personal failing. If you lead people in a high-stakes environment, healthcare or otherwise, this one is worth your time.

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🌐 Website: https://transforminghealthcarecoaching.com/

💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lillian-liang-emlet-transforming-healthcare-coaching/

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Recording rituals and pre-show nerves

02:24 What actually got Lillian into medicine

05:31 20 years in critical care and the move from ER to ICU

06:50 The pandemic reckoning that led to coaching

08:36 Being coached for the first time and not knowing yourself at 40

10:09 Linear vs. curvilinear career paths

12:04 What clinical teaching taught her about coaching

15:23 Burnout is a system problem, not a personal one

15:50 The real numbers behind healthcare burnout

18:23 What burnout actually feels like day to day

20:45 You are more than your output

22:53 Why community exists and the loneliness problem

27:35 What separates a thriving community from one that fizzles

30:26 Free community as a top-of-funnel offering

33:42 Why success looks different for a new grad vs. a 20-year veteran

36:19 Where to find Lillian

TEAM

🎙 Host // Andy Milligan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmgdesign/

🎥 Production // MMG Design: https://www.mmgdesign.net/