You finish clinic but the day isn't over.
Your inbox follows you everywhere.
Your family gets what's left of you.
You're exhausted but still feel behind.
You wonder, "Is this just how medicine is?"
You are NOT alone. And you're not doing anything wrong. You've just never been shown a way out that works for you.
Three Days. Three Layers.
Completely different conversations.
Day 1
IDENTITY
The Time You're Losing to Who You've Become
We'll explore how physician identity, perfectionism, and self-sacrifice quietly steal more of your time than you realize.
Day 2
WORKFLOW
The Time You're Losing at the Desk
Real strategies from physicians who redesigned charting, inbox management, documentation, and more, without working more hours
Day 3
SYSTEM
The Time You're Losing to Structures You Didn't Choose
Contracts, employment models, staffing, financing, advocacy, and the systems that make change so difficult - and how to navigate them.
All for Just $97
Audio-only, on your time
- Sessions run about 25 minutes each.
- No Zoom grid, no camera, no calendar block.
- If you have a commute, you have time for this.
Transcripts included
- Every session, available in transcript form
- Available as a downloadable packet for printing or digital follow-along.
Teaching, not pitching
- Every speaker was asked to teach.
- Nobody sells you anything inside the sessions.
IDENTITY
Day 1: The Time You're Losing to Who You've Become
Workflow fixes don't stick until you look at this first, which is why we don't start with your inbox.
- Opening keynote: staying is hard, leaving is hard, and you get to choose your hard
- Dr. Sunny Smith: Moral injury and why it isn't burnout, isn't your fault, and what you can do about it
- Dr. Kemia Sarraf: How “resilience” gets weaponized against physicians
- Dr. Nishi Bhopal: Why rest stopped working, and how to actually recover
- Dr. Junaid Niazi: The ways perfectionism keep you at the desk long after the work stops requiring it
WORKFLOW
Day 2: The Time You're Losing at the Desk
The most concrete day, auditable moves for the visit, the notes, the inbox, and the work that was never yours.
- Dr. Brad Block: The closing minutes of the visit, communicating so the work doesn't follow you home
- Dr. Sarah Smith: Closing your notes inside the workday, instead of at the kitchen table
- Dr. Amy Vertrees: Delegation and why physicians keep doing work that was never theirs, and how to hand it back
- Dr. Junaid Niazi: AI scribes without the vendor hype, how to audit whether one would buy your evenings back
SYSTEM
Day 3: The Time You're Losing to Structures You Didn't Choose
Fair warning: Day 3 has a point of view. Some of this was never yours to fix alone.
- Dr. Latifat Akintade: Money as leverage, how your finances quietly decide what you can say no to at work
- Michael Johnson, Esq.: The contract you already signed, what's actually in it, and where your leverage lives
- Dr. Miguel Villagra: Building something on the side while staying clinical, entrepreneurship as leverage, not escape
- Dr. Chris Antolak: What changes when physicians stop negotiating alone
- Closing keynote, Dr. Junaid Niazi: The three-day argument, brought home
YOUR SUMMIT HOST
Dr. Junaid Niazi
I'm an internal medicine and pediatrics physician at one of the largest health systems in Minnesota, who still sees patients, serves as an informaticist, and helped my group unionize. When I describe the 10pm notes and the drive home, I'm not describing it from the outside. I've lived every part of it.
I built Prosperous Life MD and Charting Conquered to help physicians chart less and live more. I built this summit because I got tired of the two options we're usually handed: grind quietly until you break, or leave medicine entirely. I don't believe those are the only doors.
Across these three days, you'll hear the argument I wish someone had made for me: the identity work, the workflow work, and the system work, in that order, because that's the order in which change actually holds.
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You became a physician to care for patients.
Not to sacrifice your life.
Hear 14 honest conversations that will challenge what you've been told and help you build a career and life you don't need to escape from.