Lee and Stephanie discuss:

• A childhood in Vienna immersed in diverse backgrounds

• The dilemma of whether passion inspires purpose, or purpose breeds passion

• Numerous parallels between medical professionals and entrepreneurs

• The inspiration behind Doctify as a unique platform in the medical space

• How we could mend our complicated relationship with the NHS

Links & references

Lee Cooper: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leecooperrecruiter/

Stephanie Eltz: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-eltz-575050b2/

Doctify: https://www.doctify.com/uk

https://www.linkedin.com/company/doctify/

Get in touch: lee@extrology.com

Episode highlights:

“My father told me: ‘Follow your passion and the money will come’, and I didn’t realise that not every father said that.” - 5:45 - Stephanie Eltz

“Being a doctor is such a fascinating and demanding job, and you can never peak. You constantly have to evolve, to be a better version of yourself in so many aspects, and the work ethic - I think it prepares you really well for being an entrepreneur.” - 11:45 - Stephanie Eltz

“Now the thing I want to solve is to bring doctors together from all these countries, so with a click of a button you should find people focusing on even a niche problem.” - 21:55 - Stephanie Eltz

“You have to stop and celebrate the small successes, especially when you're so ingrained with your vision. It is endless, and it's not like you get to that place where you've now solved that vision, and that's when you get to be happy.” - 31:25 - Stephanie Eltz

“There’s so many patients that doctors want to help and go above and beyond for, so I wanted to bring these reviews to life in order to heal that relationship” - Stephanie Eltz“” - 41:30 - Stephanie Eltz

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