Every setback is a setup for success.

In this episode, our guest, Dr. Nana Misonu, a prospective medical house officer in Ghana, talks about his journey of resilience in navigating the GMDC License Exam and passing on his fourth try.

Have you experienced failure in any aspect? Remember, it’s not the end, but an opportunity to grow stronger and wiser. Ask for help when you need it and stay positive! There is light at the end of the tunnel.

Connect with Dr. Nana Misonu on WordPress at https://nanamisonuakuffo.wordpress.com/

Your journey is a story worth telling.

Hello, everyone! It has been the longest minute.

Guess what? I've started my clinical rotations, or 'internship,' as we call them in China. In this episode, I discuss how it all began, how things have progressed thus far, and how to navigate your clinical rotations as an international medical student.

• Familiarize yourself with Chinese medical terminology
• Make yourself visible
• Ask questions, show up, and take advantage of the one-year ride
• Above all, trust God with your journey.

Your Journey is a Story Worth Telling

Imagine the thrill of conducting groundbreaking research that could lead to new treatments for diabetes or thyroid disorders or the opportunity to significantly advance knowledge to better understand metabolic disorders, reproductive health, and other topics.

In this episode, Dr. Fortuna Massala discusses her journey from a master's degree in general surgery to a doctorate in endocrinology. 

I hope you find it worth listening to and inspirational.

Your journey is a story worth telling.

The path to medical specialization is demanding, but ultimately satisfying. Ever been captivated by the tiny, yet resilient lives of newborns?

This episode follows Dr. Kassie's journey: MBBS at Weifang Medical University (China), success on the USMLE Steps 1 & 2, and her current role in becoming a neonatology specialist at the Kitwe Teaching Hospital, Zambia.

Making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of some of the most vulnerable patients keeps her going.

Connect with Dr. Kassie on

Instagram @kassie.sondashi

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@kassie.sondashi

Business page: https://www.instagram.com/theanavahcollection?igsh=dzljZ2hvZXkza2Rw

Your journey is a story worth telling.

What a remarkable accomplishment! Celebrating 50 episodes of our podcast is no small feat.

We’ve had the privilege of hosting amazing guests who share their unique perspectives and experiences, making every listen educational and inspiring.

30 Best Motivational Podcasts for Students by Feedspot: https://podcast.feedspot.com/motivational_podcasts_for_students/

Check out the research paper: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08927057241264464

Join us as we celebrate this milestone and look forward to many more enlightening conversations ahead!

Hey there,

Compliments of the season to you and yours.

Enjoy the first episode in 2025 with our guest Amsale Ashenafi as she shares her journey pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and an MBBS simultaneously.

Growth requires effort and intentionality. Choose to grow, becoming a better version of yourself as you evolve on your journey through medicine.

Your journey is a story worth telling.

Imagine being part of a team that develops a novel approach to combat diseases or discovering insights that lead to improvements. Medical research is an exhilarating field that unlocks new treatments, therapies, and a deeper understanding of human health patient care! Plus, the thrill of seeing your work published or presented at conferences is unmatched!

My guest, Dr. Maxwell Ahiafor, a Family Medicine and Interventional Cardiology resident, Director of Projects and Research of Tsinghua SABRI, and incubation core member of Tsinghua TedX, shares his undergraduate research experiences.

"Dare to differ; normal is boring." Dr. Maxwell Ahiafor

Your journey is a story worth telling.

In this episode, Chinaza Nwafor, my guest, and I reflect on our five years of surviving medical school: from studying Chinese together in 2019 to overcoming rejections to getting accepted and admitted to medical school, to surviving medical school amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and now being in our fifth year.

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

Your journey is a story worth telling.

Medical school is an exhilarating journey filled with challenges, discoveries, and profound personal growth! The path may seem daunting for aspiring doctors, but embracing every moment of this incredible experience is essential. 

In this episode, I share a few tips to spur you on your journey through medicine. 

Choose to be better with a better attitude and a better coping mechanism, form strategic friendships, and above all, have a better mindset. Keep pushing forward—your future patients are counting on you!

Your journey is a story worth telling.