In this episode, Dr Sclan explained the way he developed his passion for medicine, starting by pulling wheelchairs as an orderly from one clinic to another, while still in his early highschool. Being highly passionate about talking to people, especially people with distorted thought processes, he ended up eventually as a member of the research teams that created the most important scales measuring the impact of Alzheimer Disease on the daily living. We also talked about intuition and creativity which dr. Sclan argues to be two of our greatest assets that not only define but also differentiate us as human beings. Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/sublabmusic/rising-from-the-ashes

The conversation started with Dr Andrei Popa explaining how he turned his social limitations caused by his asthma into a trigger for boosting one of his biggest passions - music. He also developed graphic design skills by trying to make a "signature" for a multiplayer game he used to play at the age of 12 - his asthma also allowed him to improve this skill too by simply forcing him to stay as much as possible inside. Taking everything into consideration, he eventually chose the medical profession so that he could prevent others from experiencing what he had to, offering in the process limitless satisfaction. Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/sublabmusic/rising-from-the-ashes

In the second part of the interview we tackled the subjects of distractions, multi-tasking and the impact that our own decisions have on ourselves as well as on people around us. Besides, Dr Dragos Sandu also highlights the importance of self-awareness as one of the most important factors that drive our decisions, even from an early age, helping us act in accordance to the fundamental traits embedded in our personality. Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/sublabmusic/rising-from-the-ashes

In this episode we discuss about job, passion, grit and the best version that each and everyone of us should aim to become. Dr Dragos Sandu emphasis the importance of self-awareness and growth mindset as one of the key points to achieving any objective you might set for yourself. In addition, he considers distractions and bad habbits to be the most dangerous enemies in our pursuits of any kind. Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/sublabmusic/rising-from-the-ashes

In this episode, Tedi talks about how engaging in so many different experiences can shape you in ways you could never imagine. We went further into how he developed his passion for both medicine and volunteering as well as how he and the other team mates managed to survive several days traveling throughout Europe having as currency only a bunch of Redbull cans. Reaching top positions in several students organizations, he depicts his own version of leadership, team spirit and how to get things done. Enjoy! Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/sublabmusic/rising-from-the-ashes

In this episode, Dr. Horatiu Moisa explains the concept and idea that were the foundation for the article on Michelangelo and the hidden anatomy behind his frescoes as well as his passion about medicine and neurosurgery. In a funny and entertaining manner, he depicts his own version of success and what it takes to get there by sharing his ideas and experiences. Join our conversation and don't forget - any word or phrase maTTers.

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