Pep talks by Dr Sumer Sethi: Recent Episodes
Dr Sumer Sethi
Dr Sumer Sethi is a Unique blend of academic excellence and entrepreneurship, heading leading firms in India- TeleRad Providers, company that provides teleradiology services in India and DAMS (Delhi Academy of Medical Sciences) Premier test preparation institute in India for MD/MS/MCI/USMLE preparation.
Solomon's paradox is a widespread phenomenon regarding how we think, which asserts that people reason more wisely about other people's social problems than they do about their own.
Desire to Excel and shine. Desire to make a difference. Desire to touch lives. FIRE IN THE BELLY is the initiator of everything that a man achieves.
"An attitude of gratitude is a life approach that emphasizes focusing on the positive aspects and being thankful for what one has. This mindset involves recognizing and appreciating the value in even the smallest things, and understanding that every experience, whether positive or negative, contributes to one's growth. People with an attitude of gratitude often express thankfulness in their daily interactions and maintain a habit of reflecting on the good in their lives. This perspective fosters a sense of abundance, diminishes feelings of lack or envy, and strengthens relationships by acknowledging the contributions of others. Gratitude can be cultivated through practices like journaling, mindful reflection, and expressing thanks, leading to increased happiness, improved mental health, and a more fulfilling life."
Dr Sumer Sethi , leading Doctor , Educator & entrepreneur explains with examples from his life
Dr Sumer Sethi talking about how to overcome a past failure or a setback and why it is important to break free from the prison of past
In this podcast Dr Sumer talks about the blue ocean strategy, giving examples from his own life
Dr Sumer Sethi in conversation with Dr. Sarah Marianne Savina Joseph Father Muller Medical College discussing the art of making notes and essence of medical competitive exams
Dr Sumer Sethi in conversation with Ankita Jindal from Amritsar addresses this important question
Hindi-English mix conversation between Dr Sumer Sethi & Kamlesh 2nd year MBBS student from Nagpur.
Dr Sumer in live Q and A session with Dr Pradyumna answers questions on why should we seek central institutions for post graduation and approach to visual MCQs in this exam pattern
Interactive LIVE session between Dr Sumer Sethi & Dr Vijayesh Tighare, Intern from ACPM Medical College Dhule.
Session covers how to find time for dreams in busy life of internship.
Also how to read and study a complex subject like medical science, what should be the approach of Medical student.
(Hindi-English Mixed Language as it was LIVE discussion)
Special episode by Dr Sumer Sethi, Dr Deepti Bahl together discussing an important topic of decision making & subconscious
How do you handle opinion of other people, how to avoid FOMO , how to focus ? In this podcast Let’s talk about all this
You are all you have , take care of yourself. Some ideas of gifts for your own self this festive season.
Each one of us is unique and we have our own walls to break. Question is do you celebrate small victories.
How you react to difficult times and failures, how you look at situations makes all the difference.
What drives you to seek more in life ? Let’s explore in this pep talk by Dr Sumer Sethi
Dr Sumer Sethi & Dr Deepti Bahl discuss the last two month strategy for NEETPG2021 LIVE
You don’t need to be like others to be considered cool. Let’s explore what being cool means.
What kind of person are you ? Do you rise when the things go wrong or do you become a fault finder.
Sharing a message to all students appearing for INICET tomorrow, play the best match of your life.
John Wooden Quote: “Good things take time, as they should. We shouldn't expect good things to happen overnight.
Everyone wants to do big and seek something extraordinary, but don’t forget the value of small steps and small building blocks.
Dissecting MCQ skill in this podcast. Must listen if you are preparing for a competitive exam.
What happens when you hit the rock bottom? You learn. That learning changes you and you value what you have.
How long do you take to trust someone ? And how does that affect what you become. Listen to my perspective
Touching lives , creating meaningful impact, continue living in others hearts even after you are gone is success.
What would you regret most in life , make that as your basis of thinking and you will make better decisions
Let us analyse the AIIMS Mock result and discuss how to improve further and make it happen in the real exam.
Let me explore a secret weapon of toppers , high achievers in this episode. It will give you a new perspective to your exams and life.
You have your own unique journey to your personal legend. Stop comparing , you are special.
In this episode I will talk about how the dots get connected when you look back and how you have to move forward with faith in your gut feeling.
Let’s discuss the evolution of a student from school to medical college to great career in medical profession. What do you need?
Lets discuss the first bencher's attitude today. Desire to excel, desire to be noticed.
Me (Dr Sumer Sethi) answering live queries from medical students regarding their career and their exams in this episode.
Let me help you to find your way when people around are negative or department that you are in suboptimal.
Writing your goal on a piece of paper is an unsaid promise that you will work towards it
This audio message was made after the results for students who appeared for DAMS AIIMSPG CBT
Sometimes looking at your problems with a third party perspective helps you see them more clearly
DAMS GT is most trusted simulation of real NEETPG exam and in this podcast I talk about how to go about it.
Success has more to do with how engaged you feel to what you are doing and what you are.
In this episode I talk about three ingredients of success- accountability , no regrets and gratitude
Gratitude
In tough times, count your blessings.
Things are difficult but look around you still have privileges which many consider luxury.
Gratitude unshackles us from toxic emotions. It acts like catharsis for strong emotions.
Gratitude acts like a magnet for positivity and people reciprocate
It makes us realize two things: First is the insight that you have a good life and life in itself is worth living and second is you realize the contribution made by others in your life.
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough.” – Anonymous
In times like this when tomorrow is not guaranteed, why not be your best self today and express "thank you" for what you have. Send a quick note or a message to people who kindled fire in your soul when it mattered the most.
“Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.” – Melody Beattie
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How to manage your medical professional challenges when you yourself are suffering from a chronic disease
This audio message was given to medical PG aspirants about perspective needed for winning