Sherlock Holmes and the Art of Confidence: When Evidence Becomes Overthinking
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The episode discusses the gap between knowledge and trust, particularly in high-stress professions like pharmacy, through the story of a young pharmacist.
Contact us by whatsapp on +447485622662- let us know what you think of this episode. You can know the right answer and still feel unsure the moment you have to act. That single gap between knowledge and trust is where work stress and anxiety loves to live, especially for conscientious people who carry responsibility and want to do a good job. We share the story of Caroline, a 25-year-old newly qualified pharmacist who reads a prescription, understands what to do, then checks and chec...
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