Let’s face it: nobody goes to medical school dreaming of spending their life chained to a hospital schedule, drowning in paperwork, or clocking in extra shifts just to make ends meet. But when you start dreaming about leaving clinical medicine and launching your own business, reality hits—hard.

Starting a business as a doctor is no walk in the park. It’s a different world, full of challenges that can feel overwhelming. But here’s the good news: you already have what it takes to thrive.

What’s holding you back? It’s likely those challenges that are unique to physicians trying to break into the entrepreneurial world. Let’s break them down—and talk about how to crush them.

Complications of untreated high blood pressure are one of the most common reasons why people walk through the doors of the emergency room. So many people believe so many false things about high blood pressure and what it does to the body.

ER wait times are long. The national average is approximately 22 minutes from when you walk through the doors of the ER to when your ER doctor says hello to you.