'Words have power.'

This week had the pleasure of interviewing Matt Morgan, author of the bestseller Critical, One Medicine and A Letter from the ICU.

We covered a lot of ground, from how Matt started writing, to hidden Easter Eggs in his books (we reveal one), to the

Beware of sleep inertia 😴.

It will slow your reaction time, thinking and performance. 🧵

Inspiring, education and a good laugh!

We interviewed Dr Matt Morgan - author of Critical and One Medicine - on the podcast this week.

Episode out tomorrow. Subscribe if you want to write your first book, or find the Easter Eggs hidden in Matt's 🥚

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If you are a doctor who wants to write a book, but doesn't know how to start - this is for you.

Writing your book will deliver the highest return on time invested, if you do it right...

“The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education.” - Einstein

I performed over 1200 operation as a trainee surgeon.

These are the lessons I learnt over 8 years.

How to get the most out of theatre time as a trainee 🧵.

Does anyone else have such an eclectic collection of bed side books?

I'm in the middle of the Butterfly Effect.

After interviewing Dr Matt Morgan  yesterday - the author of Critical and One Medicine - I started thinking.

That thinking turned into action when Matt then sent me a link to a piece he had published yesterday in the BMJ called Words

Writing online opens door you never know existed.

One of those doors led me to Ameer and the Cold Steel Podcast.

We covered some interesting topics from productivity to philosophy.

Check it out below 👇🏽

On Sunday, 700+ readers learned how Ali Abdaal and Oliver Burkeman helped me realise the fundamental flaw with time management techniques.

Until you see it, you will be snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

Check it out here 👉🏼 adi-kumar.ghost.io/048-the-bigges…

'We do not rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training.' - Archilochus

Entropy is the natural conclusion of the universe.

The increase of disorder - or entropy - is what distinguishes the past from the future, giving direction to the arrow of