Last year had its ups and downs, but has personally ended so badly and I've noticed I'm honestly losing interest in even the smallest things in life that used to carry such meaning up to now.
So I'm reminding myself how there are opportunities in just about every experience. Things I can learn from. Things that will help me grow.
A good friend recently said to me, what's meant for you won't pass you by. So whenever you have a negative experience, ask yourself, where is the opportunity in this? What is good about this situation? Opportunity won’t knock until you build that door.
Wishing everyone the best in the years ahead.
G
Predominantly Psychology but one's mind does wander...Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est.
Tuesday, January 01, 2019
Sunday, December 02, 2018
Talk to your friends, Talk to wrong numbers, everyone!
The secret to small talk is putting yourself out there, being open, genuine, and vulnerable in your desire to connect with others. This is more important than managing every interaction perfectly.
"Well, if this means opening your door to those in need,
those in pain,
caring for them, listening to them,
if this is practicing medicine, if this is treating a patient...
then I am guilty as charged.
Transference is inevitable...
Every human being has an impact on another.
Why don't we want that in a patient/doctor relationship?
A doctor's mission should be not just to prevent death...
but also to improve the quality of life.
That's why you treat a disease, you win, you lose.
You treat a person, I guarantee you, you win, no matter what the outcome.
Don't let them anesthetize you. Don't let them numb you out to the miracle of life.
Always live in awe of the glorious mechanism of the human body.
Let that be the focus of your studies and not a quest for grades...
which'll give you no idea what kind of doctor you will become.
Don't wait till you're on the ward to get your humanity back.
Start your interviewing skills. Start talking to strangers.
Talk to your friends, Talk to wrong numbers, everyone."
~ Robin Williams, Patch Adams (1998)
"Well, if this means opening your door to those in need,
those in pain,
caring for them, listening to them,
if this is practicing medicine, if this is treating a patient...
then I am guilty as charged.
Transference is inevitable...
Every human being has an impact on another.
Why don't we want that in a patient/doctor relationship?
A doctor's mission should be not just to prevent death...
but also to improve the quality of life.
That's why you treat a disease, you win, you lose.
You treat a person, I guarantee you, you win, no matter what the outcome.
Don't let them anesthetize you. Don't let them numb you out to the miracle of life.
Always live in awe of the glorious mechanism of the human body.
Let that be the focus of your studies and not a quest for grades...
which'll give you no idea what kind of doctor you will become.
Don't wait till you're on the ward to get your humanity back.
Start your interviewing skills. Start talking to strangers.
Talk to your friends, Talk to wrong numbers, everyone."
~ Robin Williams, Patch Adams (1998)
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Friday, November 09, 2018
We all have some kind of scar
The thing about an emotional injury is this sense of unfairness. It's like a car crash, where everyone was in the car
but you're the only one who went through the windscreen.
"If you can sit with your pain, listen to your pain and respect your pain
- in time you will move through your pain." ~ Bryant McGill
Tuesday, October 02, 2018
Political jokes...get elected.
Money and corruption are ruining the land, crooked politicians betray the working man, pocketing the profits and treating us like sheep, and we're tired of hearing promises that we know they'll never keep ~ Ray Davies
Sunday, September 02, 2018
The Rest will Follow
Sometimes you don’t realize
the weight of something you've
been carrying until you feel
the weight of its release
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