The PREP framework is an easy and effective way to give a short impromptu speech. If you have ever been called up to speak at short notice, you know how stressful it can be. PREP is an acrostic that stands for Point, Reason, Example, and Point. Point (claim): The...
As a full-time primary care physician, I have seen that, without a doubt, the reason most of us get sick and go to our doctors is because of the choices we make. The unfortunate thing is that many of us aren’t taught how to make wise decisions. Our mission at...
Servanthood — putting the needs of others first, thinking of how to help others have a better life — is the gateway to finding your calling. We all know that walking in one’s calling gives life purpose and meaning. It makes life pleasant to live. You...
I just worked three weeks straight without a break! I worked 10 or 12 hours per day in the clinic, hospital, or urgent care. My regular job is Tuesday to Friday, 10 hours per day to total 40 hours per week. I see patients in the clinic setting for an organization that...
Most workers have a supervisor or boss. Medical students, residents and attending physicians have supervisors as well. We all know that our supervisors are human. There are times when we know more than they do on a subject. Keeping our knowledge hidden will deprive...
Without going into detail, below are common cognitive biases that can negatively affect our decision-making or our ability to discern the voice of truth out of the cacophony of voices vying for our attention daily. Confirmation bias: Anchoring bias Illusory...
