What quality do you value most in a friend? If I had to pick the one quality I value most in a friend, it would definitely be versatile, growth-minded reliability. I really appreciate people who don’t just stay in one lane. I value someone who is capable and driven—the kind of person who is constantly … Continue reading Are You Versatile, Growth-minded Reliable?
Author: Tshering Dendup
I am from a humble background from eastern corner of the land of thunder dragon, Bhutan. I am a proud Bhutanese and Buddhist. Currently, I am a Young Doctor, completed undergraduate course in Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS) from Sri Lanka.
Writing is not sole interest but I use it as a platform to grow myself psychologically and emotionally. Whenever I am in either of the emotional extreme, I come here and let my feelings to get some life forever.
I love this world 🌎 in which we are exposed to various challenges. Face it whether you can or cannot but the results will follow after you accordingly.
Enjoy my World 🌎
Medical Officer who is paid the least in the world
The least paid doctor in the entire world is somewhere in Himalayan region
Why Should I Regret Them?
Describe a risk you took that you do not regret. Reflecting on my journey, there are three defining moments where I chose the harder path, and looking back, I wouldn't change a single one of them. 1. The 2013 Pivot: Biology over Mathematics Back in 2013, while in Grade 12, I made the conscious choice … Continue reading Why Should I Regret Them?
If Only I were a Millionaire, I would have Navigated this Life Differently
Write about a time when you didn't take action but wish you had. What would you do differently? Looking back, the silence of my own hesitation is what haunts me the most. There was a pivotal moment when I stood at the crossroads of my career, staring at the path toward specializing in Radiology—a dream … Continue reading If Only I were a Millionaire, I would have Navigated this Life Differently
A Life Full of Nervousness
What makes you nervous? The fluorescent lights of the hospital hallway hum with a familiar, steady rhythm—a sound that usually anchors me. As the Medical Officer In-Charge, I’m used to being the person with the protocols, the checklists, and the answers. But lately, when the ward quietens down and I have a moment to think, … Continue reading A Life Full of Nervousness
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