The Insidious Effects of HurryingThe Insidious Effects of Hurrying.pdf583 KBdownload-circle It happened slowly but surely. During my career as an academic surgeon, I became addicted to busyness and urgency, without realizing it was happening, until it seemed like it was too late to do anything about it. The definition
I want to share a small piece from Oliver Burkeman's extraordinary newsletter, The Imperfectionist, that arrived in my inbox today. "These days I’m pretty good at avoiding the trap that’s been called “onedayism” – the tendency to live as if the really important part of life
Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there! I came across this lovely piece today that I want to share. Oh No, They Think My Father Is My Husband - The New York TimesOh No, They Think My Father Is My Husband - The New York Times.
The following lovely vignette came to me via James Clear's newsletter. It highlights how each of us, and not just physicians, in our own unique way, can be kind to others, or the world, by nurturing the unique gifts we all have and directing those gifts to the