
How to Think Critically
The ability to think critically is a crucial life skill that will serve you and your patients well not only as a doctor, but as a human.

The ability to think critically is a crucial life skill that will serve you and your patients well not only as a doctor, but as a human.

Interviews are around the corner and I have 5 tips for you to help you get through the admissions process, whether it be for Medical School or Residency!

This post is based on a book by Dr. Sean Young, called “Stick With It – A Scientifically Proven Process for Changing Your Life For Good” – I discuss some of the major points from the book and show you some ways to live the life you imagine.

In this post, I’ve performed an income analysis in which I compare the incomes of doctors to UPS drivers over the course of a lifetime – what I found might surprise you.

My latest book summary (Part 2 of 2), “Grit – The Power of Passion and Perseverance” by Angela Duckworth, contains a number of useful insights for overcoming obstacles and achieving your goals.

My latest book summary (Part 1 of 2), “Grit – The Power of Passion and Perseverance” by Angela Duckworth, contains a number of useful insights for overcoming obstacles and achieving your goals.

Summer is a great time to recharge while still being productive. Regardless of whether you are going into the medical field or something entirely different, these tips will help you enjoy a fun and productive summer!

Have you ever heard that you should follow your passion? That’s bad advice. Here’s why…

Another book summary of one of my favorites that I read this year. Regardless of your age, you will find useful information in this post.

There is a balance to listening to mentors’ guidance versus carving your own path and believing in yourself.