Project Millennial

This episode is specifically for doctors who are curious about the pharmaceutical industry. My next guest is a clinical research physician and shares his experience of what that is like. We cover what the role entails, what he does on a normal day, what the team looks like, what the pay is like and so much more.

So, if you’ve ever wondered what doctors do in pharma then this video is for you. We also talk about the different roles in pharma as well. By the end of this episode, you should have a good understanding of what it looks like to work in pharma.

Nubli graduated from Queen's University of Belfast in  2011. After completing his Foundation Year programme, he specialised in Paediatrics and Neonatology. He obtained MRCPCH in 2016. He made a bold move to leave the NHS in 2018 when he accepted an offer to work as a clinical research physician for a private company. In the last 2 years, he has been involved with over 50 clinical trials, contributing to the clinical development of new medicine that would benefit millions of people around the world. He is also a keen SCUBA diver.

Journaling has many documented benefits: helps to reduce stress and improve conditions such as anxiety and depression. Today, I want to talk about how I’ve used journaling to help get me out of a rut, highlight negative patterns and just generally be an all-around helpful process. If you don’t journal already, hopefully, I’ll be able to convince you to start and show you some of the tips I use to help me in my day-to-day.  

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In this episode, we're speaking to Dr Alisha Damani about her portfolio career. Alisha is a junior doctor specialising in ophthalmology and oncology. She is an entrepreneur, managing her wellness company alongside The Medic Today, a platform to help redefine what it truly means to be a medic in 2020. She loves to volunteer in community events and youth camps as well as being a qualified sports coach.   

We find out how Alisha found her way into events planning and working at a bridal boutique after a few conversations. We talk about the importance of choosing and creating opportunities and we also go into how Alisha is able to balance all of her various projects.  

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I recently read Influence the Psychology of Persuasion by Professor Robert B Cialdini. The New York Times Bestseller was published in 1984 and was based on 3 years of research and undercover work. 

The book does a good job of breaking down the different principles and backs up each claim with research findings so if you’re into that then you’ll enjoy reading it.

Here, I’ll cover 7 ideas that will be quite easy to use and I’ll also explain the reasoning behind them. I have only mentioned some of the tactics the book covers.

In this episode, we talk about money with The Female Money Doctor. We touch on property and why renting could be better depending on the circumstances.  Then we go deeper into investing and why millennials might be risking their financial futures by ignoring their pension.

Burnout is caused by excessive work stress. Having experienced it myself, it led me to come up with my own conclusions about what it meant and how I could use that experience to positively impact my life.

In this episode, we discuss all things career: how to find work you love, how to handle rejections when approaching new people, how to challenge beliefs on money and so much more.

Welcome to Project Millennial, a space for burned-out millennials looking to live life more on their terms. Here we’ll be sharing stories and insights from other millennials and also going deeper into topics like personal development, life, career, money and so much more. In short, we’re moving away from autopilot and making more intentional decisions.