In 2009, as the program director of general surgery, I used funds from my endowed chair to create a nascent leadership program for the surgical residents at the University of Minnesota. My vision was based on my belief (dramatically strengthened by my work coaching surgeons) that surgical training programs should
I have had many times when things were not fine. Like seriously not fine. We all have. They can slowly build until there is a real problem, or they can come upon us like a sudden tsunami. When you have lived 71 years and have been through many moments when
The above quote is spot on! But the question is: What is "yourself?" In the most generic sense, it is simply you, your body, and brain moving through the world, and therefore it is more of a blanket statement to just believe in yourself. It reminds me of
I came across these 9 principles for success from Nick Saban (link below) and wanted to share it because of its crystal clear bottom line: Your Daily Choices x Time. Here are the 9 Saban principles: 1. Excellence has a price. We can complain about that, but it’s a