This principle is especially close to me as a journalist who dreams of becoming a surgeon. At first glance, these are different professions, but each of them requires constant training and attention to detail. The transition from one career to another is a long way, and I understand that the result will not come immediately. But small steps bring me closer to my dream.

Self-development is not about radical changes, but about daily work on yourself. For example, to get closer to medicine, I study anatomy, medical articles and videos of operations. These are the steps that help me immerse myself in medicine, despite my current job in journalism.

When I first started this path, it was difficult: medicine seemed like something unknown. But with each new material I learn, I take a step forward. The importance of patience and consistency is the key to success. Self-development is a marathon, not a sprint, and results take time.

Self-development not only helps you achieve your goals, but also changes you. Every skill, every book you read shapes your personality. Journalism develops critical thinking, which is also useful in medicine, where accuracy and analysis play an important role.

The path to self-development is a process that requires discipline and consistency. Small steps may seem insignificant, but they are the ones that lead to big changes. For me, every step towards my dream of becoming a surgeon is a small victory that brings me closer to my goal.