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Hello, Doctor Humans!

Today, we’re unpacking the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways the medical system teaches us to stay quiet, overwork, and accept “normal” as “okay.” This one’s all about reclaiming your worth, speaking up respectfully, and understanding that gratitude for your job doesn’t mean surrendering your basic rights. If you’ve ever been afraid to “rock the boat,” this is the reminder you didn’t know you needed.

In this episode, we’ll dive into:

• Just because something is normal in medicine doesn’t mean it’s acceptable.
• Gratitude for your role should never equal giving up your boundaries or rights.
• You’re far more valuable to your workplace than you think — hospitals depend on you showing up and thriving.
• Self-advocacy isn’t arrogance — it’s a reflection of self-respect and professional maturity.
• Recognize the difference between “rocking the boat” and simply standing up for what’s reasonable.
• Mindset + understanding your rights = empowerment that changes how you show up.
• When you value yourself, you teach others how to treat you — including your peers, seniors, and the system itself.

We’d love to hear from you — what’s one situation where you realized your value as a doctor?

Or maybe where you forgot it for a while?