When I Was A Kid, I Had

As A Child, I Probably Knew Phrases That Other Children Didn't Known, Like "pitocin Drip" Or "myocardial Infarction." Some Kind Of Knowledge Was Always In The Air. My Parents Would Always Talk About Science At The Dinner Table, Saying Something About This Patient Or Some Other Patient. So I Guess For A Nanosecond In Early High School, I Thought About Going Into Medicine.

Giving Should Be A Part Of Your Routine, Just Like Working Out, Eating, And Sleeping.

There's No Staying Where You Were. If You're Not Doing Anything, Your Skills And Point Of View Are Atrophying.

I Find It Very Eerie When Somebody Is Being Really Polite.

Great Actors Come With Depth About How Their Character Sees The World, And They Completely Defend It. They Could Defend It In A Court Of Law, Down To The Reason The Patient Deserved This.