Our trailer for Resiliency Rounds.

In this episode Eddie & Aneesh discuss how we burn ourselves out and the purpose of Resiliency Rounds.
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In this episode Eddie & Aneesh discuss how our relationships with money can fuel burnout and how to build financial resiliency.
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In this episode Eddie & Aneesh discuss their early experiences wellness and how it lead to Resiliency Rounds.
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In this episode Eddie & Aneesh contemplate Time and how they strive for work-life balance. They discuss 'On The Shortness of Life' by the stoic philosopher Seneca.

Dedication: For my dad. Until we meet again. Love you, pop. -Eddie

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Aneesh shares a life lesson learnt from a profound patient experience. Eddie explains the importance of acting quickly on inspiration after reading 'On The Shortness of Life' by Seneca.
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Eddie talks about mindfulness in public speaking. Aneesh suggests that introspection is the first step to a good life.
Mindfulness must extend to all aspects of life, no matter how big or small.
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Eddie and Aneesh talk about the courage it takes to choose self-determination over societal expectations. They discuss how wellness cannot be ‘taught’ but is rather ‘discovered.’

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