Dr. Aditi Nerurkar
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Jun
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I loved, you know, I think for me, my early, early years, I was when I was 18 years old and I was at Barnard, which is the Women's School of Columbia for college.
I really wanted to be a journalist.
I was like so hardcore wanting to be a journalist.
And my parents were immigrants and Indian doctors.
And they were like, oh, you're going to be a doctor, too.
and the lineage of the family because my grandparents were doctors, my uncles and aunts were doctors.
And at the time I was like, okay, they know best, I'll be a doctor.
And I ended up falling in love with the human body and the workings of the body.
But really I went into medicine because I loved the human story.
And I love that connection with people, which is what I wanted to do with journalism anyway.
And then I found my way to journalism, right?
Like I found my way to health communication.
So if you are feeling stuck, I get that it is real, but it's more of a message to you and a signal rather than like a life, you know, it's not like you have to say, okay, it's my life sentence to feel stuck.
You can get out of it, but it really just takes like small glimmers.
You don't have to just shift your whole life.
You can make small changes like-
you know, do a little bit, a little bit every day.
Yeah, it's one of my first resets.
In fact, in the book, I write about this one patient in particular, but it's uncover your buried treasure and uncover your childhood treasure.
So Carl Jung, who is a philosopher, talked about this idea of like, what do you do that makes the hours pass like minutes?
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