AAOS Now / Issue
Jeffrey M. Smith, MD
Surgeons love to plan—there is security and familiarity in the rigidness of structure. But how often do we take the time to dream? Or form intentions? All too often, surgeons overvalue the importance of planning at the expense of dreams and intentions. In reality, all three are equally important in shaping our success, and we must embrace all three if we are to reach our fullest personal and professional potential.
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