Tag Archives: perspective

Key Points from Books: The Economist’s View of The World

Posted on January 1, 2022 by Journeyman

As the year goes to an end and my book list is getting shorter, I thought I’d share another eye-opening book, for both economist and non-economist alike, written by Steven E. Rhoads. The version I’m reading was published in the … Continue reading →

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A Reflection on Life’s Trouble

Posted on September 4, 2018 by Journeyman

A lot of times in my life, when I think I have many problems, I ask myself, “do I have more trouble compared to other people in this life?” This is a very selfish question, for it mean that I … Continue reading →

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How Medical School Looks Like From Graduate Perspective

Posted on May 6, 2015 by Journeyman

Almost four years ago I step my feet for the first time in medical school, which turn to be the place I spent the next three and a half years at. When I was entering medical school I’ve been hearing … Continue reading →

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Middle Seat- Keeping an Open Mind for Discussion

Posted on July 22, 2014 by Journeyman

It turns out that your neighbor on the plane/bus/train (or the person sitting at the next table at the coffee shop) is a very, very chatty tourist. Do you try to switch seats, go for a non-committal brief small talk, … Continue reading →

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