How to Rank First in Medical School | The (Not So) Obvious Truth

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Medical students often look to nootropics, supplements, and life-hacks to help improve their performance in medical school. The reality is that, while it's not sexy, 95% of your actual performance comes down to three factors. If these fundamentals aren't dialed in, then it doesn't matter what new drug you're taking or what life hack you try out - you won't be achieving your true potential.
By using the strategies in this video, I was able to excel in medical school, get through sub-internships, and match into one of the most competitive specialties for residency - all without relying on caffeine or stimulants. It may sound impossible, but you can do it too!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
02:23 - Having a Routine
03:23 - Holding Yourself Accountable
06:03 - Nutrition
10:03 - Exercise
11:40 - Sleep
14:23 - Closing Thoughts
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