What I wish I did at medical school

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[@Diamond-vp9je]

points you made at my best attempt to understand. 1. You took the same approach to every information given to you. In the same way you would eat something the same way over and over again. You will not get something new. 2. You do not try to understand things at it's simplest form before going into detail. Next thing is the good stuff that's going to be important 3. Is the fact that not all details are equal. But sometimes we IGNORED the thing we are suppose to remember and focus on the thing that that we SHOULDN'T focus on. 4. The thing that made learning the purpose that it is the details that are going to be important later on. That piece is going to be the thing that stays in your brain. No matter how things goes these things will remain the most important thing to keep in mind.

[@zenithstar11]

Exact replica situation with me when i was studying medicine ….disasters