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Chapter 1: Lessons from Vietnam Veterans. In the late 1970s, the author began their work as a psychiatrist at the Boston Veterans Administration Clinic, encountering a patient named Tom, a Vietnam War veteran. Tom's story unfolded over the course of his sessions, revealing a man deeply scarred by his experiences in Vietnam. He had joined the Marine Corps out of duty and idealism, rising quickly to the role of platoon leader. After surviving a harrowing experience during the war, where he witnessed the…-
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Introduction to the narrator’s journey begins with a recurring dream that captures his feelings of inadequacy and helplessness, where he attempts to catch falling eggs on a city sidewalk—an endeavor that symbolizes his relentless but futile attempts to save patients during his surgical training at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The dream unfolds with him chasing after the eggs, which represent his efforts to intervene and save lives, but despite his best efforts, every egg shatters upon hitting the ground.…-
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Chapter 12 delves into the profound and complex nature of trauma and its enduring effects on the mind and body. The historical perspective on trauma has evolved over the centuries, with medical and psychological communities initially reluctant to acknowledge the depth of its impact. Not until the horrors of World War I forced the issue into the limelight did society begin to confront the long-lasting physical and psychological effects of trauma, often termed "shell shock" at the time. Despite this, the…
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Acknowledgments in Outlive provides readers with a heartfelt and behind-the-scenes look at the collaborative effort and personal resilience that helped bring the book to life. Originally placed on hold in early 2020 due to setbacks with the manuscript submission, the project faced considerable obstacles when the authors were let down by their book agent and publisher. However, Michael Ovitz’s timely intervention became a pivotal moment, helping revitalize the project and enabling it to move forward.…-
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In Chapter VII of "How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day," titled "Controlling the Mind," the author argues that controlling one's thoughts is not only possible but essential for a fulfilled existence. Contrary to common belief, the mind's activities can be governed, a crucial skill since all experiences—pleasure or pain—occur within the brain. The ability to concentrate, a form of mind control, is presented as the cornerstone of living fully. The chapter emphasizes the importance of mental…-
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The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz offers practical wisdom for personal freedom, teaching four simple principles to break free from limiting beliefs and find peace: Be impeccable with your word, Don’t take anything personally, Don’t make assumptions, and Always do your best. A powerful, transformative read for personal growth.-
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Chapter 2: Revolutions in Understanding Mind and Brain. In the late 1960s, during a year off from medical school, the author had an eye-opening experience at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center (MMHC), a prestigious psychiatric hospital. The hospital had long been regarded as one of the finest in the country, and it was here that the author was introduced to the rapidly changing landscape of psychiatric care. The prevailing treatment for mental illness at MMHC was psychotherapy, stemming from Freudian…
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Chapter 1 introduces the central theme of longevity by exploring the deeply personal experiences of a physician who has witnessed death in its various forms, shaping his understanding of medicine and aging. The author recalls a pivotal moment during medical school when he encountered patient death for the first time, an experience that profoundly impacted his perspective on healthcare. This moment, followed by years of seeing both acute and chronic deaths during his residency at Johns Hopkins, led him to…
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Chapter 13: Healing from Trauma – Owning Your Self, focuses on the transformative journey of healing from trauma, highlighting the importance of taking ownership of your mind, body, and emotions. Trauma is not just about the horrific events themselves, but the lasting imprints they leave on the body, mind, and soul. People may find themselves grappling with a range of challenging symptoms such as anxiety, depression, self-loathing, nightmares, flashbacks, and an overall sense of being disconnected from…
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The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin explores the nature of creativity, offering insights and philosophical reflections on how to cultivate a creative mindset and approach life as an artist.-
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