Many clinicians struggle with perfectionism and quietly carry responsibility for outcomes they were never meant to guarantee. In this episode, Vaughn Kohler shares a childhood story from a piano recital with his father and what it teaches about the difference between owning your work and owning every result. You'll learn how to attack the process, practice good medicine to the best of your ability, and entrust the rest to God. Vaughn also shares the two-minute success log from his coach, Dr. Ellen Reed, co-author of Relentless Solution Focus, a simple end-of-day practice that helps you trade perfectionism for progress, grow more faithful, and come home free.

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