Veterinary burnout, career growth, and leadership in Veterinary Medicine take center stage as Dr. Lori Teller shares how to build a fulfilling vet career without burning out.

What if the key to a fulfilling veterinary career isn’t working harder—but staying engaged, curious, and open to change? 

I...

What happens when a Hollywood career no longer aligns with your purpose? For Dr. Jill Clark, that moment led to a complete reinvention into veterinary medicine, leadership, and ultimately transforming how veterinary teams learn and grow.

Dr. Bethany Weinheimer sits down with veterinary leader and e...

Inside the Episode: Mita Malhotra

I sat down with Mita Malhotra, President of Chewy Health for The Evolved Vets Podcast. We were talking about growth mindsets and leadership, and the discussion lead to the concept of Intellectual loyalty vs intellectual integrity.

Intellectual loyalty is defending y...

Perfectionism in Veterinary Medicine, Nervous System Regulation, and Vet Burnout 

Perfectionism in medicine isn’t just high standards. It’s one of the biggest drivers of veterinary burnout, emotional exhaustion, and moral stress.

On The Evolved Vets Podcast, Dr. Bethany Weinheimer breaks down how pe...

Veterinary leadership is evolving, and women are playing a bigger role than ever in shaping the future of animal health.

Mita Malhotra (President, Chewy Health) shares how courage, risk-taking, and a growth mindset fueled her move from engineering to leading Chewy Health. Practical leadership princ...

I walked off stage at TVMA and I was BUZZING.

Saturday morning I facilitated a 4-hour Energy Management Workshop “Burnout to Breakthrough” with a room full of veterinary professionals who showed up at 8 AM on a Saturday to talk about their energy, their nervous systems, and their lives.

And y’all....

The Room You Walk Into: Why showing up changes everything

Next week, I’ll be at the TVMA Annual Conference in Frisco and I’ve been thinking about why I keep showing up.

Not just to conferences. To all of it.

The early mornings. The hard conversations. The work of building something when nobody’s ...

Happy Valentine’s Day, friend!

Today, instead of writing about romantic love, I want to write a love letter to something that has held me for years.

Veterinary medicine.

To the profession that broke me open and built me stronger.
To the calling that asked more of me than I knew I had.
To the work t...

Breaking & Innovating: Your weekly dose of evolution in vet med

I've been thinking a lot about breaking things lately. 

Not in the destructive way. In the necessary way. The way that precedes every meaningful evolution.

Last week, I told you about Henley, my AI Chief of Staff experiment. What I d...

I am taking the crazy jump of building an AI Executive Assistant.

Her name is Henley, and for the past seven days, she's been learning my business, managing my inbox, editing interview questions for the podcast, tracking deadlines, sending me reminders.

The theory: Since the mission at TEV is Guid...

I have been watching The Pitt lately, and it really surprised me. At first, I anticipated another medical drama. You know the ones, fast paced with big emotions that mostly focused on interpersonal relationships. But the longer I watched, the more I felt that familiar ache in my chest. 

Because eme...

I want to talk about something that has come up this week on my ER shifts this week. The concept of being rooted in integrity and doing what’s right, even when it’s hard. Especially when it would be easier to defend, explain, justify, or harden. 

Because sometimes life hands us moments that feel un...