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Transforming Healthcare Coaching
Transforming Healthcare Coaching
Experienced Beginner: Leadership, AI, and Continuous Learning for Healthcare Professionals | Episode 128
SEP 28, 202634 MIN
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Description
What does it mean to be an experienced beginner in healthcare leadership, career transitions, and a rapidly changing world of AI? In this episode, Lillian Liang Emlet shares practical lessons on developing a beginner’s mindset, embracing continuous learning, asking for help, navigating leadership challenges, and taking the next right step toward professional growth.
Chapters and Time-Stamps
00:39 From Medicine to Startup
01:51 Identity Shift as Founder
03:35 You Belong in AI Rooms
08:23 Beginner Mindset Wins
13:11 Ask for Help More
18:33 Next Right Step Goals
24:19 You Don’t Need Map
27:27 Metacognition and Reflection
31:09 Three Takeaways Recap
32:46 Leadership Learning Lab
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