Watched this twice already and shared with friends, such an amazing video. I am thankful to you for sharing your thoughts and solutions on the mind set needed for USMLE. I believe a lot of us going through the USMLE journey can relate to what you said and shared. This video makes me believe in myself more and i hope it does to all those who see it. I am so looking forward to more videos on this topics.
Thank you so much Dr. Neil. I really needed to hear this. It's a great start for me. Yes I have to stop making excuses. I am a more confident person because of your video. Please keep the videos coming.
Perfect timing Dr. Neil!! This was totally meant for me as a huge Step1 procrastinator. I was diagnosed last year with inattentive ADHD and GAD (at 28 y/o); it’s been really difficult to adjust and accept the current me while studying consistently for Step1. And I felt extremely guilty that I could have been better had I known about my diagnosis sooner. I’d love to know your input as to how to better approach this as the ADHD can trigger the exam anxiety and vice versa.
@@y.m.505 To deny a diagnosis when I took the action to actively seek help with my psychiatrist… that doesn’t make any sense in my humble experience. I would prefer to learn how to deal with it now and better my mental health than through the rigors of residency.
Hang in there... Jut keep getting better... day by day... step by step... Let me see what I can come up with to approach the exam when anxiety comes. I have a technique that I like, but it's more along the clinical hypnosis arena...
this video has come to me at a point in time when im about to sit for step 1 one and half month from today. the few words youve said Dr Randy has inspired me. one comes out stronger on the other side after going through all hardship. fear of failure is real but can be tackled with the right mindset. was working on my stats question on ODDS ratio and RISK ratio when i came across this video. THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THE WORDS. YOU are one of the few online docs ive seen who seems a complete human being and is not an academic geek bot! THANKS AGAIN!
this video was meant for me. Sometimes I stop studying just bc I think I need to do my nails or get lost in the phone for hours. etc. having hard time with procrastination 😩 but I am not that person anymore!!!! Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you so much for always standing with us, Dr. Neil. I dont know how to express my appreciation to you. I was overwhelming with fear of failure, guilty and procrastination. It's like an endless cycle and I dont know how to stop. It has been 3 year studying but I still cant take the exam. I was painfully struggling alone until I start listening to your videos. Thank you so much for being in this life Dr. Neil 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for the video Dr. Neil; insightful and very helpful! Medical student here. Will follow the advise given. Have been learning from your videos since a long time. I love Psychiatry and am impressed to learn today that you are one!
Kudos to you Dr Neil for coming up with these videos which are unconventional yet powerful. I am glad to have a virtual mentor like you. Thank you for sharing your authentic stories and inspiring us. What I learned from this videos is that my current self sabotaging or the pts symptoms stems from their past trauma. It's important to recognize the root cause and then work on it. Thank you for helping this next gal in line :)
I get panic attacks in exams. It started once i got panic attack in exam and since then im always scared of having panic episodes in exams so i cant prepare well. I get sick in exam season. I still feel pressure in head and chest tightness while writing.
first thing your mcq videos are helping me a lot, I wanted to ask you a question , what if I only practice MCQ solving for my entrance exams just similar to USMLE, I don't have much time left and I can't go through theory material now as its too vast here, so can just practicing questions everyday work and take us to some decent level of preparation ? can we achive good rank with this strategy alone ?
@@RandyNeilMD Thankyou 💙 I understood!! I will give my best and will comment here how it works after my exams. Please keep posting a lot more questions.... Truly helpful!! Especially for students like us who prepare through self study without coaching...
make sure you are ready… make sure sure your have a good NBME score… after you get past your exams then start focusing on “the extra” to get you an interview
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Watched this twice already and shared with friends, such an amazing video. I am thankful to you for sharing your thoughts and solutions on the mind set needed for USMLE. I believe a lot of us going through the USMLE journey can relate to what you said and shared. This video makes me believe in myself more and i hope it does to all those who see it. I am so looking forward to more videos on this topics.
"Don't let the past beat you twice."
Absolutely.
Thank you so much Dr. Neil. I really needed to hear this. It's a great start for me. Yes I have to stop making excuses. I am a more confident person because of your video. Please keep the videos coming.
PERFECT! Keep me posted on your progress!
❤❤❤thank you for this video really needed to hear this
Perfect!
Perfect timing Dr. Neil!! This was totally meant for me as a huge Step1 procrastinator. I was diagnosed last year with inattentive ADHD and GAD (at 28 y/o); it’s been really difficult to adjust and accept the current me while studying consistently for Step1. And I felt extremely guilty that I could have been better had I known about my diagnosis sooner.
I’d love to know your input as to how to better approach this as the ADHD can trigger the exam anxiety and vice versa.
@@y.m.505 To deny a diagnosis when I took the action to actively seek help with my psychiatrist… that doesn’t make any sense in my humble experience. I would prefer to learn how to deal with it now and better my mental health than through the rigors of residency.
Hang in there... Jut keep getting better... day by day... step by step... Let me see what I can come up with to approach the exam when anxiety comes. I have a technique that I like, but it's more along the clinical hypnosis arena...
Man , like a weight lift off my shoulder .
Academics have a huge mental part,and it only requires some keys to it.
Thank you so much doctor Randy
Daoud, Glad it was helpful. The mental piece is so crucial.
Love the black and white theme. Makes me focus more on the story. Thx for sharing Doc!
Hides the grey hair.
Wow your talking to me personally
Glad it was meaningful. A lot of us have walked this path, but too often feel alone.
Thank you so much!!! I really needed to hear this!!
Always PERFECT timing... :)
Much needed advices at this moment.Thank you Dr Neil😊
this video has come to me at a point in time when im about to sit for step 1 one and half month from today. the few words youve said Dr Randy has inspired me. one comes out stronger on the other side after going through all hardship. fear of failure is real but can be tackled with the right mindset. was working on my stats question on ODDS ratio and RISK ratio when i came across this video. THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THE WORDS. YOU are one of the few online docs ive seen who seems a complete human being and is not an academic geek bot! THANKS AGAIN!
Muhammad, Im glad the video was helpful... STAY STRONG...STAY POSITIVE.
Thank you Dr.Neil.
Emely, You are most welcome.
this video was meant for me. Sometimes I stop studying just bc I think I need to do my nails or get lost in the phone for hours. etc. having hard time with procrastination 😩 but I am not that person anymore!!!! Thank you so much for this video.
Glad it was helpful Lilia... KEEP MOVING FORWARD!!
Thank you Dr.Neil.extremely helpful I’m going through step2ck now. Your videos are always inspirational!
One step closer... a lot of overlap.
Nice to see you. Breaking down goals helps. Hope you're well.
Sunethra, Thank you for commenting. I hope things are well up NORTH.
Please Dr.Neil make a video about tackling those weak moments.
Your wish is my command... :)
Thank you so much for always standing with us, Dr. Neil. I dont know how to express my appreciation to you. I was overwhelming with fear of failure, guilty and procrastination. It's like an endless cycle and I dont know how to stop. It has been 3 year studying but I still cant take the exam. I was painfully struggling alone until I start listening to your videos. Thank you so much for being in this life Dr. Neil 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Hannah for commenting. Never alone.
How awesome this video is! I’m so grateful that I watched it! 🥰😍
Thank you Maria for taking time to comment.
Thank you so much for this video. I’m going to remind myself “I’m not that person anymore” This felt like you were talking to me. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for commenting Mira... Keep Moving FORWARD!!
Thank you for the video Dr. Neil; insightful and very helpful! Medical student here. Will follow the advise given. Have been learning from your videos since a long time. I love Psychiatry and am impressed to learn today that you are one!
Best profession there is...
Kudos to you Dr Neil for coming up with these videos which are unconventional yet powerful. I am glad to have a virtual mentor like you. Thank you for sharing your authentic stories and inspiring us. What I learned from this videos is that my current self sabotaging or the pts symptoms stems from their past trauma. It's important to recognize the root cause and then work on it. Thank you for helping this next gal in line :)
The awareness is half the battle. Thank you Sowmya for being supportive.
Thank you for this. This helps me immensely - Stressed out non-us img prepping for step 1
Glad it was helpful.
Dr Randy , I appreciate your videos , its just another level connection sir with your students here, so a big Thank you.
Life is all about the connections. Everything else... doesn't compare.
Been a long time Dr.
Nice to see you !🤝
Thank you... I'll try and be a little more consistent. Life takes over some times.
Carpe Diem Seize the Day everyday of this USMLE process btw Thanks for the Video Dr Neill you always inspire to be a better version of myself
PERFECT!! Keep moving FORWARD!!!
Thank you so much! Preparing for step 2 ck right now. Can you please make more CK videos? Thanks!
I'll try and work some in... Appreciate you commenting Azzaam.
I get panic attacks in exams. It started once i got panic attack in exam and since then im always scared of having panic episodes in exams so i cant prepare well. I get sick in exam season. I still feel pressure in head and chest tightness while writing.
We are all just human.
took my first NBME after delaying it for some time. I need 30 points to get in to exam confidently but at least I passed
KEEP MOVING FORWARD!!! Keep me posted...
first thing your mcq videos are helping me a lot, I wanted to ask you a question , what if I only practice MCQ solving for my entrance exams just similar to USMLE, I don't have much time left and I can't go through theory material now as its too vast here, so can just practicing questions everyday work and take us to some decent level of preparation ? can we achive good rank with this strategy alone ?
On the HOME STRETCH it's mainly about confidence...
@@RandyNeilMD Thankyou 💙 I understood!! I will give my best and will comment here how it works after my exams. Please keep posting a lot more questions.... Truly helpful!! Especially for students like us who prepare through self study without coaching...
make sure you are ready… make sure sure your have a good NBME score… after you get past your exams then start focusing on “the extra” to get you an interview
@@RandyNeilMD 💙Yes sure. 🔥will work hard every single day.💯
dr Neil when are you starting biostatistics qbank
I'll make a video on that soon...