The isolated visionary

You have a project, a vision… Your profession is a calling, but beyond doing things well according to professional standards, you have the soul of an innovator and a pioneering approach to care.

However, sharing your vision, making it understood, and motivating your collaborators, assistants, and patients requires an energy that you’d prefer to dedicate to advancing your project. It’s normal to feel a bit isolated at the forefront when you're a pioneer. But if you leave your assistants and patients behind, the cost in terms of performance and recognition loss can be high—especially when considering what an ambitious project, carried with passion, truly deserves.

It’s time to give substance to your vision and fully involve your collaborators, assistants, and patients in the project to significantly increase the pace of your activity while maintaining a steady or reduced effort, depending on your preferences.

Your personal investment in support will be limited and focused on the initial steps to ensure a clear understanding of your vision and establish an appropriate methodology. The effort will then mainly focus on guiding the assistants so they can fully embrace the tools and meaning necessary to bring your project to fruition.