“It’s hard to help someone if they don’t know you exist”

Dr. David Rhoiney is a General Surgeon, a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, and a former two sport NCAA athlete. He is also a person who has overcome incredible barriers and shares those stories on social media. He & I collaborated as part of the recent #ShareTheMicNowMed project, he joins me to discuss feeling invisible, the impact of #ShareTheMicNowMed, & how his story remainds unfinished. Also, coffee.

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Key Learnings

1. Feeling invisible

2. The origins of #ShareTheMicNowMed

3. Why David chose to participate in #ShareTheMicNowMed

4. Platform sharing as an exercise in breaking down social media silos

5. What can we do better with #ShareTheMicNowMed

6. How David shared the innumerable challenges he faced growing up & the responses he received after the day

7. Giving a voice to financial literacy on social media

8. Going deep on coffee, social media, & #MedGrind

Links

Twitter @Surgeon4aCure

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