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What is your goal for making this video? Are you trying to encourage physicians to quit medicine and become real state investors? It is interesting that he encourages Doctors to think of themselves as monkeys! Could you imagine anybody telling Edward Jenner & Alexander Fleming to think of themselves as monkeys? That is insulting! It is very obvious his only goal is to make money. And that poor wife! Not even a Louis Vuitton bag! I don’t know why people like this just don’t go and study business!
Ngo was my roommate for about a month or so in the summer of 1995. Clever guy! Too clever!
America needs more leaders promoting preventative medicine 😎💪🇺🇲👍🙏🕉️✝️✡️
Superb advise, thank you Dr. Dr Paul Ehrlich, Nobel Prize winner did just that; KZread video 'Autobiography Dr Paul Ehrlich what qualities make a good doctor?' and 'Dr Susan Hopkins Prophecy - the TARB Super Pandemic is coming' .
This was very helpful thanks
Your videos have helped me reach over $200,000 in stocks by age 23! Thanks Doc Thoughts. Keep the videos coming. 👍🏽
Congrats ! I started right before covid when the recession hit. I held those stocks and made a killing. I bought dividend stocks and made a lot during covid.
I'm convinced that the big investors and analysts are trying to scare us to keep us poor and ignorant to the market.. because its steady doing good after all the jobless and market crash talks
The one effective technique I use is staying in touch with a financial coach for guidance, it might sound basic or generic, but getting in touch with a financial adviser was how I was able to outperform the market during the pandemic and raise a profit of roughly $400k
@kim sun When I was 20 but you need a finance Pro to be successful.
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Very articulate and nice Doctor.
HAHAHAHA. Being a doctor is not the most exceptional position in the world. After all, a synonym for employee is SLAVE.
Great content. Amazing this information is at our fingertips for free.
Great points, but I want to rebut on the last one: multiple careers. Usually, I will agree it’s not ideal to leave medicine. I have yet to meet a professional athlete who was formerly a physician, and there are only so many Dr. Ken Jeongs in the word. However, it’s important to note that there are numerous options for physicians after residency beyond clinical work and research. Many private healthcare entities need physicians to support their endeavors as medical directors. It’s not unheard of for physicians to go into politics or law (MD/JD). We hear about entrepreneurs who were MDs, and those who did MD/MBA. Some physicians become authors, enjoy work in the arts, or other aspects of our society. So I don’t want people leaving this saying “crap, if I become a doctor, that’s all I’m gonna do between now and the grave.” Because it’s far from the truth despite medicine being a commitment and lifestyle.
Yeah but then basically you wasted a bunch of time in school when you could've been pursuing those passions in adjacent industries. That's what he meant
I feel blessed to hear his thoughts as a doctor who happen to be a teacher also. I am a graduating student under a teacher-education program, and I myself loves to talk, teach, and learn with children also. Due to some financial incapability, and some family responsibilities that I have such as helping my younger siblings to finish college, I think I must spend 7 years in teaching first before I can enter the med school. Hopefully by that time, when I already experienced my "other career option", I am already decided whether or not I must pursue "the lifetime commitment" of becoming a Physician.
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Medicine is for the sick, nutrition and health is the only true "preventive medicine" the whole concept of healthy people needing medicine VIOLATES the first core principle of medicine. Medicating HEALTHY people with PHARMACEUTICAL Potions and poisons all with a multitude of adverse reactions is incompetence if not human rights VIOLATIONS and FRUAD. Nutrition and health not preventive medicine. First and foremost do no harm, administering medicine to healthy people is FRUAD. Guide & Teach nutrition & health. STOP trying to Force healthy people into pharmaceutical medicine.
Have never seen someone like DR Rorpopor herbal on KZread who just cured my herpes 🌹🌹🌹
maybe I should just drop out
I was reconsidering if I wanna do this or not and this really helped me realise that I don't have anything else I'll rather be doing in my future. Thank you!
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thank u so much for the information sir
I want to be a doctor, but not enough to be one in the USA. Too much risk.
what about uk
here
So.. previously DOs had protected residencies. Now, DOs don't have protected residencies & MDs get access to more residencies spots?? And DOs have to take 2 exams? how does this help DOs?
DOs do not have to take both exams
@@Theredheadguruthey do
this is such a fire vid, really gave me a lot of helpful insight
Hey what happened to your content? Your channel is beyond belief amazing and I’m just curious to why it’s stopped?
I have had doctors Google something before my eyes!!
My experience has been that doctors will wait until you are sick before doing anything. The era of fast turn over clinics. In the end you have to take matter into your own hands. And now days you can order all your own blood tests, which I now do. And have picked up things that needed to be dealt with quickly. People can go to the chemist and get simple urine test sticks that will indicated any issues developing with kidney, liver.
This is my father you have no idea who he really is.
This kid comes from incredible privilege. The rest doesn't matter to me. I can see it in his soft composure. Typical med student trying to appear more composed and intellectual than he is.
r u ok
and you? posting idiotic comments with the username of an edgy 13 year old
This is a MUCH better video on this topic: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqWfwa1-ctW-psY.html
Sure, go ahead and get into debt on a useless degree because you "enjoy" it.
I mean if they’re going to med school, i dont see why they can’t pick a degree they enjoy for their undergrad
@@justyonormalfangirl1138 That's if they get in.
I badly wanted to become a doctor... But to be honest it is not practical or wise for me to become one. For these time I should be wise on this matter because I can't afford to waste time and money.
Triple boarded!? Incredible.
Thanks for your honesty.
I just need to know, how bad is it REALLY? like honestly anyone out there that can give me examples of how tough it really is? because I mean I don't have a problem with getting home from university and studying until night everyday, but will I REALLY never see my friends again? I mean, if I study lots everyday, is it still impossible to go out on a friday night? Part of me always thinks yeah it's super hard but I'll deal with it once I'm there and I'll get through it, but I want to know if it's really such a low quality lifestyle.. I'm not from the US though so maybe it differs but just to get an accurate idea
AuzzPanda my brother says it’s the worst decision he’s ever done . He’s constantly revising and he kinda put me off becoming a doctor. I always wanted to be one but the social life he has is horrible
This doctor of 40 years finds this to be a very realistic and worthwhile starting-point-video if one is considering becoming a doctor. But it is just a beginning for one's research into the matter---which should continue exhaustively: too much depends on getting a career choice correct! Start a list of all the best and worst aspects of your career choice; ask doctors--lots of them--about the goods and the bads. Become the expert. Know the TEN worst things about ANY career you consider.
I've only seen three videos of this channel, but I have to say, the interviewer really prepares the questions well. Really directed towards interesting or important topics, yet open-ended enough to allow the interviewee to add personal value to the answer.
I want to study bachelor of nursing and pursue a masters degree before going to med school is that ok?
I’d get your bachelors of nursing and than go to med school because getting a masters sets you back two years and it’s two years into medical school you could be doing. Especially if your residency turns out to be long. Having a masters in something won’t really change your chances of getting into medical school. If anything they’ll ask you why you did that instead of applying to med school straight away.
I'm interested in Genomics
I'm confused which degree i want to.If Biology major and med school doesn't work for me is useless. If B.S Health Science much better.
Incredible interview!
this was so good !!
Wait so as a DO will you have to still take the USMLEs for MD residencies?
No you won’t
Technically no, but in practice yes because historically most acgme programs are not familiar with the comlex
Nirmal, are you single? =) Cuz I'm interessssted =)
nice job shooting ur shot johnny😂
Doctor Enzenauer is the best doctor in the world, he’s just great. We love him
I am going into my first year of my biology major I hope I made the right choice, or should I have taken neuroscience.
take your premed classes then switch to engineering. If you don't get accepted to medical school and your degree is in biology that will be the end of you. The only solution will be for you to go for a masters degree before applying to medical school which takes 2 years to complete.
@@AfroMedic hi, this is super late but i saw this comment and was wondering what you meant by "switching to engineering". i am an aspiring pr-med and want to major in either neuroscience/bio/psych but biomed engineering seems appealing, though I know i wouldn't be able to handle it along with pre med reqs.
Angela Bylina I just completed my associate degree in chemistry so now I’m transferring to get my bachelor in chemistry this fall. I thinking if you study engineering you will have low gpa and ruin your chances of medical school, but if you study chemistry you will have other options like doing a masters in chemical engineering if you change your mind about medical school. You can also apply to PA school with a chemistry degree.
@@AfroMedic thanks so much!!
I'm considering taking pre-med and eventually med school. I'm not sure what specialty I'd want to get, it's either that I'd choose to become a surgeon or a clinical psychiatrist. Although, I'm not sure if I'll be bright enough to be a doctor, my dudes. I'm not an honor student or a student that's on top of their class. But I like biology, observing how life forms interact and anatomy and all that. Not as much as arts or astronomy tho. I also really want to be an astronaut because astrophysics and astronautics and everything about plants really fascinates me, and I find them so beautiful in a galactic sense of way. They accept people with doctorates, btw. I looked that up. But I also want to be an artist, y'know. It's been my childhood passion. I've been doodling since I was a child, but science intrigues me really. And art won't really keep me alive, for long. I'll be a starving artist. I am okay with Med Tech too, honestly. These have been my 4 choices and I've been really torn between them. Maybe I'm just being really ambitious, my dudes
But I still want to be a doctor 🥺
Loved it!