Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD shares a personal narrative of an adventurous walk she took in British Columbia, and about overcoming the challenge.

Rashmi Schramm, MD convinces us why we should consider hugging trees more. Quite literally.

Dawn L Baker MD, MS explains that with time and sweat equity, doctors become veritable experts in their fields. But there are also subtle skills that cross over into non-work life.

Per Dympna Lynch Weil, MD, the next time you find yourself receiving or giving feedback, consider what you are hungry for in your professional or personal pursuits – then check out The Feedback Buffet.

Jillian Rigert, DMD, MD’s life lesson: after transferring residencies, she learned that leaving didn’t solve her problems. She shares what she’d have done differently, in the hopes it may help others.

Michael Hersh, MD suggests that sometimes, when your dream does not become your reality, you need to burn it all down to create something new.

Dawn L Baker MD, MS challenges us to think of work-life balance as an orchestra, where all the instruments represent your different roles in life.

Robert Saul, MD writes that to accept the grace of God and others might be our fate, but to make it meaningful requires us to be on a journey to accept that grace and pass it on.

Robert Saul, MD explains how epiphanies, revelations, or “light-bulb” moments, are sometimes easy to recognize but, more often than not, are only noticed after the fact.