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  Роман Василенко экономика будущего
Posted by: Clintonbug - 06-16-2026, 11:03 PM - Forum: Uncle Harvey Back! - No Replies

Я всегда говорил и продолжаю говорить: человек, который не умеет говорить, никогда не сможет стать по-настоящему успешным. Можно обладать знаниями, талантами, опытом, можно быть прекрасным специалистом, но если ты не умеешь доносить свои мысли до людей — ты проиграешь тем, кто умеет влиять, убеждать и вести за собой.
Роман Василенко бизнес-образование
Именно поэтому я создал свою лекцию «14 правил риторики». Это не просто теория об ораторском искусстве. Это система, которую я выстраивал годами через практику бизнеса, переговоров, публичных выступлений и работы с огромными аудиториями. Всё, о чём я говорю в этой лекции, прошло через реальную жизнь, через сцены, конференции, переговорные комнаты и многотысячные залы.
Роман Василенко Охотник за успехом
Для меня риторика — это не умение красиво разговаривать. Риторика — это инструмент влияния. Это способность управлять вниманием людей, вдохновлять, убеждать, мотивировать и формировать доверие. Великие лидеры всегда были великими ораторами. История не знает людей, которые изменили мир, оставаясь молчаливыми и незаметными.
Роман Василенко бизнес-образование
Почему я считаю риторику главным навыком успеха
Роман Василенко кризис как рост
Сегодня огромное количество людей недооценивают силу слова. Многие думают, что достаточно просто знать своё дело. Но правда жизни заключается в том, что побеждает не тот, кто знает больше всех, а тот, кто умеет донести свою мысль и зажечь ею других людей.
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  Interview Invites 2024
Posted by: Guest - 10-03-2024, 03:33 PM - Forum: On the trail - No Replies

Starting this thread for interview invites 2024-2025! Good luck to everyone tomorrow.

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  Bypass fellowships
Posted by: Guest - 10-01-2024, 12:55 PM - Forum: Fellowship application - Replies (3)

Which of the open vascular fellowships feature good exposure to high flow bypasses? Obviously BNI but how about Emory, Ogilvy, Morcos, Stanford etc?

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  CNS in review
Posted by: Guest - 09-30-2024, 09:33 PM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (7)

We're well into CNS

What are everyone's favorite or most interesting posters/presentations this year?

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  Interview Drops
Posted by: Guest - 09-27-2024, 04:30 PM - Forum: Sub-internships - Replies (3)

Anyone know of what interviews dropped today?

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  How much studying in residency?
Posted by: Guest - 09-26-2024, 09:00 PM - Forum: General interest - Replies (3)

how much time do you actually spend studying in residency. I know for other programs like rads and derm, the schedule is more obviously way more relaxed in terms of work hours but there's lots of at home studying. I'm the type of person that would much rather learn on the job even if it means a 18 hour day. I would definitely prefer reading the literature, learning by preparing for cases, and putting together an occasional presentation/M&Ms to the grind of anki and question banks. 

During M3, I loved the days where I was in the hospital but absolutely hated coming home and studying for shelf. That's the part that made me miserable. How bad is it during residency?

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  Oral Boards Studying
Posted by: neurosurgeryocho - 09-22-2024, 07:53 PM - Forum: General Discussion - No Replies

Looking to study with colleagues planning to take the Oral Boards in a month. Please email me at neurosurgeryocho@gmail.com

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  Wash U Culture
Posted by: Guest - 09-22-2024, 04:03 PM - Forum: General interest - Replies (7)

Any thoughts on wash u culture/fit?

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  Can you negotiate operative days?
Posted by: Negotiations in contract - 09-22-2024, 03:07 AM - Forum: General interest - Replies (2)

I wonder if you can negotiate which days in the week to operate or to specify which days you don't (unless on call). Can you get this in contract?

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Big Grin What first got you interested in Neurosurgery ?
Posted by: Guest - 09-20-2024, 05:40 PM - Forum: General interest - Replies (4)

Thank you all,

I'm an Ms1 with a growing interest in Neurosurgery. I've been exploring the field more in person lately.

What first got me interested was its rigor. I'm a challenge driven person, which is why I picked Medicine. Neurosurgery seems to be the hardest specialty to do in Medicine. 
Aside from that it looks to me like it has everything from elective to trauma surgeries which makes for more dynamic days. I'm also interested in Oncology, and it looks like neurosurgery can open doors to that field too. 

I felt like Oncology wasn't dynamic enough for me in the day to day. 
General Surgery doesn't have as much long term patient care as Neurosurgery seems to have. Especially Surgical oncology. 

I'm looking for some perspective on if my reasoning is on the right track. I know I am just starting medical school, but with how competitive this field is, I want to know sooner rather than later. 

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