After reading Atul Gawande's New Yorker essays, reading his famous book Better : A Surgeon's Notes on Performance was an obvious choice. It's one scary book (unlike this one), opening up "blatant facts" behind the hospital doors. It's more of a book for doctors but it does offers us lots of hidden insights on the importance of leading prevention driven life.
Besides the eye-opening jargon's, Gawande's one advice applies not only to doctors but to everyone of one of us.
Write - Make it a habit to write.
It helps us in meta cognition, better introspection and self-reflection.
Besides the eye-opening jargon's, Gawande's one advice applies not only to doctors but to everyone of one of us.
Write - Make it a habit to write.
It helps us in meta cognition, better introspection and self-reflection.
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