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Also enjoying the F3 life locuming in ED here in Bristol! The freedom and financial aspects are incredible. Been thinking of starting a health coaching side job, but hard to imagine if it'll be doable alongside specialty training...
Excellent thank you! Loving the must have list for med students and your shop is so neat. I'm loving the motivational pens :) will definitely order some (or a lot lol).
Thanks for sharing! It was actually very helpful. A video that might be beneficial as well is doing it on how you manage and plan out all the jobs and hobbies.
Thanks for sharing your life experiences. I am learning a lot of new ideas from your videos. You very honestly tell others what you feel. That's really great quality.
This is very inspiring. Im an SHO and my interest is in dermatology. Can u please recommend any good courses in aesthetics that i can do ?? Im based in oxford.
I did the Derma Medical course and thought it was great. I chose that one because it gave you the chance to practice on the most number of patients. The Harley Academy one is also meant to be good. Both based in London.
Great video, I find the topic of diversified income sources really interesting, and you explain it all very clearly, as always. By the way, I LOVE your necklace, would you mind sharing where it's from? Thanks and have a lovely day!
So beautiful and so smart. Yes, I think that working as a doctor is very tiring and so emotionally draining, and it turns nomral human being into zombie haha.
Love your honesty. Love you sharing how you make money. Love you admitting your stress on money matters. I am in awe of your sincerity. May God always Bless you.
So sad to hear what you were living on that time and having to actually put food back and the humiliation (potential) of being declined. Please tell me this was well before you started FY1 training?
@@tutamiah6697 thank you! Yes it was a stressful time and I definitely felt ashamed! It was my first year of med school, a lot of it was due to poor planning on my part. So glad to have got through that time and managed to stay at uni. I learnt a lot of life lessons from not having any money!!
I hope you find this video motivating / inspiring!
The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/sarahnicholls12201
Also enjoying the F3 life locuming in ED here in Bristol! The freedom and financial aspects are incredible. Been thinking of starting a health coaching side job, but hard to imagine if it'll be doable alongside specialty training...
Your hair looks so amazing honestly ✌🏼😁
Aww that's so kind, thank you!
Question: What would you have done differently had medicine not been an option for you?
yay to vanguard! what funds are you holding at the moment if you don't mind me asking?
I have the life strategy 80% 👍
Excellent thank you! Loving the must have list for med students and your shop is so neat. I'm loving the motivational pens :) will definitely order some (or a lot lol).
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! It was actually very helpful. A video that might be beneficial as well is doing it on how you manage and plan out all the jobs and hobbies.
Loved the video!!! Could you do a video explaining index funds and how to get started?
Thanks for sharing your life experiences. I am learning a lot of new ideas from your videos. You very honestly tell others what you feel. That's really great quality.
This is very inspiring.
Im an SHO and my interest is in dermatology.
Can u please recommend any good courses in aesthetics that i can do ?? Im based in oxford.
I did the Derma Medical course and thought it was great. I chose that one because it gave you the chance to practice on the most number of patients. The Harley Academy one is also meant to be good. Both based in London.
@@SarahNicholls i will definately look into it.
Iv heard a lot about Harley academy as well.
what was harder , year 1 medicine or year 13?
For me, year 1 of medicine because I did GEM and the first two years are essentially squished into one year! It was more fun than year 13 though
Hey..! Lots of love from India. I'm preparing for medical entrance. Love watching ur vids..!🤓
You hit the nail on the head - the more money good people have, the better the world could be. Thanks for sharing this!!
Great video, I find the topic of diversified income sources really interesting, and you explain it all very clearly, as always. By the way, I LOVE your necklace, would you mind sharing where it's from? Thanks and have a lovely day!
Aww thank you Flo!! So kind. The necklace is from Phase Eight, I bought it from Brand Alley - I think it was about £9
@@SarahNicholls Thanks!👍
So beautiful and so smart.
Yes, I think that working as a doctor is very tiring and so emotionally draining, and it turns nomral human being into zombie haha.
Love your honesty. Love you sharing how you make money. Love you admitting your stress on money matters. I am in awe of your sincerity. May God always Bless you.
very nice ....what is the salary of doctor in your country ,,curious to know dr..
Thanks! Here is a link to the UK doctor salaries. I will go in detail in future videos :) www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/pay-doctors
@@SarahNicholls thanks for ur reply dear ..so kind of you ♥️♥️♥️keep growing..
Thank you 😋
So sad to hear what you were living on that time and having to actually put food back and the humiliation (potential) of being declined. Please tell me this was well before you started FY1 training?
@@tutamiah6697 thank you! Yes it was a stressful time and I definitely felt ashamed! It was my first year of med school, a lot of it was due to poor planning on my part. So glad to have got through that time and managed to stay at uni. I learnt a lot of life lessons from not having any money!!