Hey guys.
I'll be writing a series on inspirational stories and study tips this year. I'll try to keep them short (Except this one, it's long!)
Since this is my first post, I'll share my first story with you. From the time I entered medical school.
I was a normal, excited and happy to be in medical school kid, just like everyone else.
During terms, I studied causally and attempted the exam. I got my results - I had failed in physiology. My anatomy and biochemistry score was average too.
Yes, I was disheartened. Filled with disappointment. I was an outstanding pre-med. How could I fail in first year med school?
I'll spare you the details about the drowning-in-sadness, frustrated, self loathing me and skip to when I decided to be awesome (I don't quite remember when the transition happened.)
The first thing I did was that I tried to figure out where I went wrong - self analysis.
I realized that medical school needed a little more hard work than before. I had poke-evolved to a new course. I needed to evolve my skills too.