In this episode, we’re talking about the side of humility no one warns you about — the part that makes you shrink yourself in the exact moments when you should be representing your experience with clarity and confidence. If you’ve ever softened the truth about what you’ve actually done because you didn’t want to sound “too much,” this conversation is for you. I break down how humility shows up in subtle ways during interviews and applications, why it holds so many residency candidates back, a...
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In this episode, we’re talking about the side of humility no one warns you about — the part that makes you shrink yourself in the exact moments when you should be representing your experience with clarity and confidence. If you’ve ever softened the truth about what you’ve actually done because you didn’t want to sound “too much,” this conversation is for you. I break down how humility shows up in subtle ways during interviews and applications, why it holds so many residency candidates back, a...
A Dose of Leverage: How to Truly Use Mentorship for Growth
Success In Doses
33 minutes
2 months ago
A Dose of Leverage: How to Truly Use Mentorship for Growth
Summary In this episode of Success in Doses, Saley discusses the importance of mentorship and how to effectively leverage mentor-mentee relationships for personal and professional growth. She emphasizes that mentorship is not just about having a powerful name on speed dial, but about actively engaging, asking the right questions, and being prepared. The episode covers how to show up as a mentee, strategies for leveraging mentors, common mistakes to avoid, and the evolving nature of these rela...
Success In Doses
In this episode, we’re talking about the side of humility no one warns you about — the part that makes you shrink yourself in the exact moments when you should be representing your experience with clarity and confidence. If you’ve ever softened the truth about what you’ve actually done because you didn’t want to sound “too much,” this conversation is for you. I break down how humility shows up in subtle ways during interviews and applications, why it holds so many residency candidates back, a...
