Becoming the queen of procrastination
Wowwwwwww! So much for writing one blog per week and inspiring others with my journey to and through med school! Alas, life got in the way and I just stopped enjoying writing. I had made a commitment in the previous post, and the pressure of staying true to it really got to me. What if no one reads my writing? Why would anyone need another "mentor"? What if people choose to believe the intimidating image that has been painted of me instead of believing my writing? But that's not all. I had some real life adulting to do as well. The past six months have been an emotional rollercoaster to say the least. I went into the battlefield with the bureaucratic system of Nepal as my challenger and came out scarred but also somewhat satisfied. The fight or flight mode that my body had been on for a little over a month was followed up by a serious burnout, and to be honest, blogging wasn't even on my mind. It would have been incredibly pretentious to write about motivation when I
