Exciting New Blog from Dr. Abha Majumdar: Her Life Lessons

 

 “Success is not just in the knowledge we acquire, but in the way we apply it, live it, and balance it with everything we cherish.” — Dr. Abha Majumdar


 My lessons of life Looking back to a lifetime of being a doctor, a learner, a teacher, and a woman dedicated to her family and friends, I can summarize my life’s learning into four simple principles that I follow passionately: 

1. Broaden our knowledge: 

We must be constant learners and push ourselves to go outside our comfort zone. We must never assume that we know everything there is to know about what we do.

 2. Apply our knowledge to practice: 

New evidence-based knowledge and insights gained in academic environments must be applied in medical practices. No new knowledge can come from just theories that are not battle-tested and validated in the field. 

3. Execute with excellence: 

A brilliant idea needs to be executed without which, the idea means nothing. Remember that every idea may not be successful, but success will only come from new ideas executed with excellence.

 4. Balance and Live Fully

As doctors, we dedicate a significant portion of our lives to our profession, but we must balance everything else we cherish including our family, relationships, religion, hobbies, and passions.

 It may not be easy, but we must prioritize what is important at any given moment and not put it off. This is where I get my greatest sense of fulfillment and purpose in life.


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