EP020: Six Archetypes of a Successful Practitioner with Jordan Boxer
Jordan Boxer has been leading hundreds of physicians to achieve a better practice in the past eight years. He has developed the concept of six different archetypes of practitioners; each is represented by a set of features that can either lead people to success and growth, or on the contrary to get stuck and become ego-centered. Find which characteristics represent your practice better, and how you can learn from other types to improve
Key Takeaways:
[1:46] Formula for a Successful Practice.
[2:25] Jordan’s life experiences that lead him to the current point in his life.
[7:04] Definition of success.
[10:18] The opposite of success: scarcity mindset.
[14:53] We are in this world to improve each other as a species.
[15:22] Unconditional faith.
[16:15] Money is energy.
[17:36] Six archetypes origins, everyone is a seducer and everyone can be seduced.
[18:14] 1. Detective type.
[18:56] The negative side of the detective type.
[22:45] 2. The Rebel type.
[25:25] 3. The Socialite.
[27:06] Do not forget your audience.
[27:52] 4. The Seeker
[28:23] Negative side of the Seeker category.
[29:37] 5. The Authority.
[30:24] 6. The Organizer.
[30.43] The negative side of the Organizer is having too much control.
[32:11] Finding a balance between all the positive and negative aspects of each type.
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