Pricing, leverage, the logbook as an asset, the OT roster read sideways. One issue. Every Thursday morning.
Pragmatic, occasionally pointed, always in rupees. One issue, every Thursday morning — built to change a single decision you'll make in the next seven days.
I was earning over ₹1 lakh per month. On paper, I was successful. In reality, I was borrowing from my father to cover my credit card bill. That's when I realised: high income doesn't mean wealth. It just means a more expensive way to stay broke.
For a few years in Chennai I was busy every day, and almost none of the patients were mine. Some of them I never saw their faces. A borrowed phone, a hip I did under someone else's name, and the test every young surgeon should run on their own cases.