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  • The Truth in A Thousand Yard Stare

    I recently devoured The House of God. What a book, outlining the fictional intern year of Dr. Roy G. Basch, which makes one think about the empty promises of medicine. It makes one wonder if it was worth it.

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    From a life I was not, I learned who I was and learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get my free e-book outlining each lesson, HERE.

    6 min
  • If No One Sees the Leaves Drop, Is It Really Fall?
    Third year of medical school, on internal medicine, in October, I peered from a window and knew I was no longer a part of things. I wanted fall to be over, so I could find some future salvation where I’d once again know the seasons. By being 𝘪𝘯 the season.
     
    This week, I tell of my life now, through another window, back in the middle of fall, wanting it all to slow down.
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    From a life I was not, I learned who I was and learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get my free e-book outlining each lesson, HERE.

    5 min
  • Home Is Where The Dark Is

    But there, sipping my coffee as I watched the still early morning saltwater, I realized every single second was meaningful. Orange County was never dead. I was never dead. If anything, the place brought me back to life.

     

    From eight years of inauthenticity, I learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get the whole list today by joining my weekly newsletter, HERE.

    6 min
  • Get the Fork Out of the Garbage Disposal

    It's really not complicated. When you sacrifice who you are... you lose what you love. House rules. Here's how I got 𝙞𝙩 back.

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    From eight years of inauthenticity, I learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get the whole list today by joining my weekly newsletter, HERE.

    9 min
  • The Only Thing Better Than Sex (Maybe)

    I expected victory—sure, we’re the University of Oklahoma—but existential questions I did not expect. Then, I watched this epiphanizing play.

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    From eight years of inauthenticity, I learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get the whole list today by joining my weekly newsletter, HERE.

    6 min
  • You Can Take the Man Out of Medicine

    But it takes time to take the medicine out of the man. 

    Joy wasn't found in leaving. Joy wasn't found a year after leaving. Joy was found in choosing. If we let past conditioning own our lives, it'll never let go. But this week, a window opened, and I chose my way out.

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    From eight years of inauthenticity, I learned 32 lessons I’ll never forget. Get the whole list today by joining my weekly newsletter, HERE.

    5 min
  • The Secret Sauce Of A Great Burger

    “You can always leave,” Bryce said, piercing eyes shifting from players to me, “because man, life’s too short to get stuck doing shit you hate.”

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    From eight years of inauthenticity, I learned 32 lessons I'll never forget. Get the whole list today by joining my weekly newsletter, here.

    6 min
  • What’s Your Life Built Upon? (It Kinda Matters)

    I once owned a good-looking home, constructed with attention and dedication, but the foundation was questionable, and it sunk right into the hole from which it came.

     

    Join my weekly newsletter and receive my list of "32 Truths Earned on the Path to Wholeness" (https://fightmastermd.com/newsletter/)

    6 min
  • Fighting for the Most Sacred Thing We Have

    I meditated more. I was "present" more. I kept a gratitude list. And none of it helped, until I restored what mattered most.

    What was I really missing all those years? 

    Join my free weekly newsletter for advice at building a life you love (https://fightmastermd.com/newsletter/)

    6 min

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A weekly treatise on committing to one’s heart instead of hiding inside a career of acclaim, acceptance, and complacency.