Health Podcast Library
Season 1 • Episode 22

Mastering Micro Skills for Impactful Growth: Insights from Dr. Resa Lewiss

Feb 12, 2025
13:26

Episode Description

Ever wondered if mastering small actions could redefine your career success?

Dr. Resa Lewiss joins us, bringing her profound insights as an emergency medicine professor and co-author of "Micro Skills: Small Actions, Big Impact." Together with Dr. Adaira Landry, Dr. Lewiss challenges the traditional belief that success is driven by grand gestures, proposing that the power lies in the nuanced, often overlooked moments.

Through personal stories and professional experiences, Dr. Lewiss emphasizes the value of time, the reality of unequal starting points, and the boundless potential for learning when opportunities are made accessible. Her commitment to equity in healthcare provides a compelling backdrop to this transformative discussion, where small actions can lead to significant outcomes.

Join us as we also uncover Dr. Lewiss's dedication to addressing disparities within healthcare, both in patient treatment and the workforce.

This episode is not only a journey through her groundbreaking book but also an exploration of the inequities she has faced and overcome. Learn how Dr. Lewiss's narrative, filled with moments of bias and unfair expectations, shaped her mission to create a more equitable workplace. This conversation is a tribute to the power of storytelling and the actionable skills needed to bring meaningful change to the professional realm.

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