Philly Jean King, the great female tennis champion, she said that pressure is a privilege.

And you have to sort of, I mean, sometimes people want to shy away from pressure, but if you're feeling pressure, if you have pressure, you've earned that. And

it's really a privilege to have. It's a privilege to be in that situation where other people

are looking at you to perform. And so I hold that very dear as well.

Here we go again, everybody.

Happy Tuesday.

On this episode, I am joined with Dr. Peter You to talk secret lives of surgeons.

General thoracic and trauma surgery, today we dive into the life of a pediatric surgeon.

We talk true grit, drive, and compassion, operating under stress, and mentally training

with an athletic mindset.

Showing up for yourself and going beyond to achieve great outcomes for patients, Dr. You

speaks about focusing on the things you can control, attitude before success, embracing

uncomfortable situations, and persevering with

full effort. I hope you are all staying well. This particular episode was recorded pre-COVID times

back at the end of February beginning of March. And some things in the hospitals have shifted,

including surgeries, but I still feel like this

is a really timely episode as we dive into the life of a pediatric surgeon.

This episode goes all over.

I was fascinated with Dr. Yu's perspective on surgery and his journey to become a pediatric surgeon.

So I hope you guys really enjoy this episode.

And with that, let's welcome Dr. Peter You to the show. Thanks so much for having me. It's such a pleasure to be here.

Thank you so much time. And I know you are a very busy man, so I really, really, really value your

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