Seven consecutive two-out hits, eight runs, no homers...
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My late father-in-law called the Milwaukee baseball team, those "pesky Brewers." (Yes he was a Cubs fan)
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Even if you aren't into baseball, there are lessons from the 2026 World Series that can help you with your charting.
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A turning point came in Game 3, when the Brewers compiled seven consecutive two-out hits, eight runs, yet no home runs...
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It was IMPRESSIVE! (Subsequently the Brewers won the game 10-1 and the series a couple days later)
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Similarly in medicine, doing the little things, getting a single, double, walks, those small things add up to make a big difference.
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Whether it is charting in the room, going room to room, or batching your paperwork, these little things can add up over time, turning that two-out situation (or two overbooked patients for your afternoon), into an opportunity for you to thrive.
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If you are wondering how you can get your charting done faster and are looking for a complete system to help you get there, check out the Charting Mastery Guide.
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It's designed to help you leave that work at work, that same work that I brought home regularly my first eight months of residency, that led me to burnout.
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But rather than letting that be the final word, I worked on my skills, developed my system, and now have a much more sustainable rhythm with my charting and clinical workflows.
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If this resonates with your situation, I would encourage you to check it out today HERE.
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I hope you are having a great day and can't wait to hear how it changes the game (pun intended) for you.
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Ryan
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Still finishing notes at night?

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