mayurstudydiaries

Why our plans fail?
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This question is always on my mind, but I never have the courage to look back on my mistakes because it makes me so anxious But now that I'm in a really good place, I try to analyze my mistakes and find solutions whenever I start loosing my mind.
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So here are some tips to keep in mind when following your own plan or when you've just lost hope of starting over after failing to stick to.
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1. plan for months but divide them down into daily tasks (e.g. you want to get your cardiology done this month, but come up with a smart meal day strategy to take away the overwhelming feeling of multiple programs)
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2. never plan with a hectic schedule, add some rest and you'll be good to go.
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3. Don't give up at the end of this daily routine (when we completed about 80% of daily task and left with that 20%, at that time we might get carried away that will do this later on but that time never comes and you'll have a lot more to do)
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4.Have a vision. It sounds cliché, but having a vision of yourself getting this work done on time and making good decisions is important which will keep you on the right track.
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5. You can change your plan daily but don't change the end goal (we usually keep changing the daily plan as well as the end goal eg: if you want to finish cardiology in that month this should be your end goal and you can change your daily strategy to reach that goal).
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These are some tips that helped me to complete my goals and plans on time and I hope this will help you too,Good luck 🍀.
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BASIC CONCEPTS
Why are they important in med school?
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It’s my final year as a med student and I wanna address this to everyone especially to all the juniors.
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We all think that just by knowing about the disease and it’s clinical symptoms,it would be more than enough to clear exams but when it comes up in exams it’s too difficult to answer even after preparing for arduous hours and then we end up concluding that the exam was “tough”.
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Believe me I was the same kind of person but I started to realise I’m not gonna be a medical student for long now I’m gonna be a doctor in the near future.
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so the thing which helps me out to solve a case out in hospitals are the basic concepts that are now infused in my brain ,which will help me get to a final and correct conclusion.
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I have struggled alot and still struggling on this part but never quitting.
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I used to think “why am I memorising all these subjects?” Like anatomy, physiology, biochemistry,microbiology, pathology,Pharma.
But when I started to study internal medicine/surgery then it all those subjects made sense .
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I regret the fact that I realised it late but it’s never too late to start something new.
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So to all medical students out there if you feel like skipping these basic subjects or you’re bored to study,then taking this advice is gonna get you through those boring basic subjects.
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Learning/revising basics is the foundation of your clinical subjects,you’ll also get more Me-time,which is something most of us should get from time to time.
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Hope these helps you out and have a nice day ❤️ .