Tour Schedule December 27th: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading December 27th: Promo Post @ Stormy Nights Reviewing December 27th: Promo Post @ Book Review Virginia Lee December 29th: Book Excerpt @ I Luv Books and Cats December 30th: Book Review @ Twilight Reader … Continued
I am so excited and quite nervous that the launch date for Part Two in the Playing Doctor series is finally here. One thing that happens when you put something of yourself out into the creative space, is that you … Continued
I have the good fortune to be invited to several book clubs in my area. The books provide fertile ground for lots of discussion around the world of medicine and beyond. I have created a Q&A for Book Clubs. It’s … Continued
My Notes on Self-Publishing When you decide to self-publish (or like me, had no other option!), the onus of work lands squarely on you alone – or so it seems. Some items on the long to-do list, like formatting, can … Continued
On June 11th, under massive pressure, three men took penalty kicks.The match had lasted over two hours. The players were exhausted.It was down to a penalty shoot-out.The European Championship at stake.Then, one after another, Marcus, Jadon, and Bukayo missed.The championship … Continued
I recognize we are all our own worst critics. But for all the words and advice about how to handler external criticism, trolls, etc., it still hurts. For any kind words I heard as a doctor, or positive reviews of … Continued
It’s graduation time. Congratulations! If you are looking to buy a graduation gift or to treat yourself to something inspiring then I have two recommendations: – Is it Lonely to Be a Four Leaf Clover? Things I Want to Remember … Continued
with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna Who doesn’t love podcasts—and discovering a new one that is worthwhile! Plenty of super informative and fun pods on writing and creativity, on health (Rich Roll), and for writers, a wealth of opportunities to … Continued
When it comes to accomplishing dreams or goals that are important, it seems to consistently come back to this one simple truth: You have to do the work. You have to start. You have to study, write, train — i.e. … Continued
(common things docs get asked) My wife suggested this blog post, as her friends ask if people routinely hit me up for medical advice. I often stated that the only reason I kept my medical degree was to help call … Continued