
#39. Is Death the Greatest Teacher for Trapped Physicians?
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If the world ended tomorrow, would you be able to look back and feel happy that you worked extra shifts instead of being with family? If you're not careful, you can easily go through life in auto-pilot working as hard as possible, but never making time for what is important. You can get clarity on what is important in your life by focusing on death, and asking: What do I want to be written on my tombstone?
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