My journey
The road to becoming a doctor
A living timeline of the milestones so far, where I am right now and what I’m working towards next. It grows as I do.
Stage 1
The journey so far
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Began documenting med school on YouTube
I started sharing my medical school journey and life in my twenties on camera.
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Internal Medicine clerkship
My schedule, the lessons I learned and some advice for anyone starting the rotation.
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Paediatrics clerkship
Daily routine, lessons and advice from my time on paediatrics.
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Completed the 75 Hard challenge
75 days of building a routine and staying accountable, alongside medical school.
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Surgery rotation
Thoughts and experiences from my surgery rotation.
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology rotation
What I learned on Obs/Gyn and what to expect on the rotation.
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Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS)
Completed BLS training and certification.
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Orthopaedic Surgery rotation
My schedule, a few experiences and tips for the rotation.
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Stage 2
Where I am now
I'm in the clinical years of medical school, working through rotations and my thesis research while keeping a regular YouTube schedule.
Right now I'm focused on building strong clinical habits, finishing my thesis well, and making videos that are genuinely useful to people a few steps behind me.
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Final year of medical school
Working through my last clinical rotations in Kigali.
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Thesis research
My final-year research project, from proposal to defence.
Stage 3
What's next
Goals, not promises. No deadlines until they’re real.
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Complete medical school
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Finish and defend my thesis
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Keep improving my clinical knowledge and skills
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Grow the YouTube channel
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Build a sustainable content routine
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Develop my entrepreneurial projects
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Explore postgraduate training