Let's talk about balance, not the mythical kind, but the kind you build day by day.

That's exactly why I recommend Oaksman CME to colleagues. It's designed to fit into your routine,

not disrupted. Their content like the ACP Mixap audio companion is broken into snackable modules

that make it really easy to chip away at CME while walking your dog, driving home,

just taking five. You don't need to carve out time, just hit play. And what I love the most is that

you're not just earning credits. It's about learning in a way that actually sticks, right? So you can

feel more confident in your knowledge and still have time left for everything else. So whether you're

looking to stay sharp,

improve patient care, or just finally get that CME off your to-do list without tipping the balance,

check out oakstone.com forward slash mix app. That's oakstone.com forward slash mkSAP. This is

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Today, we're getting a bit personal. For as long as I can remember, I have always found myself

questioning in my head, am I enough? Am I enough for the team I'm odd?

Am I doing enough for my family? I think growing up with a lot of invisible caregiving responsibilities

to my brother, to my parents, I think I've always kind of walked into rooms just feeling

what does everybody else need of me? What can I do more for others? And I think it wasn't

until I discovered the Mary O. Flaherty Horn Award and thankfully got the award that I was able to grow

in ways that I couldn't have imagined. And that's just not my story. That's the story of others who've

gotten this award and dared to reimagine what work-life balance

and well-being looks like for them. Today, I'd like to tell you a few of those stories,

what exactly the Horn Career Development Award is, and why it's like nothing I've seen out there.

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