Are Doctors Who Make Mistakes Villains? No,

What About Regular Professionals, Who Just Want To Do What They Do As Well As They Can?

Over Time I Learned That There Are Two Very Different Satisfactions That You Can Have In Your Life. One Is The Satisfaction Of Becoming Skilled At Something. It Almost Doesn't Matter What The Terrain Is. There Is A Deep, Soul-feeding Resonance In Mastery Itself, Whether In Teaching, Writing A Complicated Software Program, Coaching A Baseball Team, Or Marshalling A Group Of People To Start A New Business.

And In Stories, Endings Matter.

You May Not Control Life's Circumstances, But Getting To Be The Author Of Your Life Means Getting To Control What You Do With Them.

This Is The Reality Of Intensive Care: At Any Point, We Are As Apt To Harm As We Are To Heal.