Karim Brohi brings gives his perspective on the mindset of a trauma surgeon. He talks about how we can develop the self confidence that helps us cope with stressful clinical situations. It’s an amusing and honest talk with plenty of Karim’s self deprecating wit. If you like this talk, check out Scott Weingart’s Kettlebells for the Brain, Cliff Reid’s Making Things Happen and Oli Flower’s Lessons from the Cage.
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