Textbooks gave me knowledge.
But medical training taught me patience.
What’s the one thing medicine taught you beyond medicine?
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These 3 years of life in medical college thought me how to interact with calm and patiently in arrogant situation also.
I understood nobody is constant in life and everybody comes us to teach some lesson in our life.
To adjust in every situation, laugh for even small things, take a nap for even 5 mins.
Textbooks created illustrations, but training helped me imagine. Made my concepts strong and taught me how to be more responsible.
Adaptability… one of the most important soft skill that i learnt during my rotation is being adaptable to different timelines and different cultures.
Learned to not to be dependent on anyone, how to talk to everyone without hesitation, staying calm in tough decisions.
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True textbook give knowledge
But the medical training provides patience as well experience
Quite similar with me.
I am doing first year pharmacy with that working in a medical store as a helper.
Textbooks gave me knowledge, but medicine taught me empathy—the ability to listen, understand, and comfort patients beyond their illness. It showed me the true meaning of human connection and compassion.
Medical training taught me patience, and it’s a valuable lesson that extends beyond medicine. Patience helps me navigate challenges and build strong relationships. It’s essential in high-pressure situations and allows me to focus on finding solutions.
With patience, I can approach problems with a clear mind and make better decisions. It’s a skill that benefits many areas of life. Patience is a virtue that’s hard to master, but it’s worth the effort.
I’ve learned to be more understanding and empathetic. Patience has improved my communication skills and relationships.
It’s a lesson that I’ll carry with me throughout my career. Patience is a valuable asset in both personal and professional life.
Scientific Temper!!
Medicine taught me resilience—how to stay grounded amid chaos, listen deeply, and value human connection above all. Beyond anatomy and pathology, it shaped my perspective on life, compassion, and the power of presence.
Ethics
Adaptability
Survival
Patience
To be down to earth.
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Wait for anything you want in life
Because
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