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The Courage You Never See
Resilience is not built in calm waters; it is forged in the storms we survive.
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Adam Rosh, MD
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From Gretzky to Goldfrank: What the Greatest Sports Statistic Taught Me About Living a Full Life
I never have a goal that involves number of wins. Never.
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Adam Rosh, MD
The Most Radical Thing I’ve Done? Choosing Enough
Thriving is not an end state–it is a continuous journey.
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Why I’m Proud to Be the King of Second Tries
Three books can change your Thursday. One book can change your world.
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Adam Rosh, MD
The Flop That Changed Everything: Reinvention, Resilience, and the Courage to Flip the Script
Your biggest opponent is never across the net. It’s always the doubt inside your own head.
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Adam Rosh, MD
No Oxygen, A Dying Patient, and the One Detail Everyone Missed
Medicine is fundamentally a human endeavor. Despite all of our technological advances, it is still a person caring for a person.
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Medical School Taught Me Medicine—A Twinkie-Eating Contest Taught Me Influence
"We are always getting ready to live, but never living.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Saved by a Book: How One Story Changed Everything
The greatest discoveries often come when you step beyond what is familiar and allow yourself to be lost.
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When Handshakes Matter: What the Israeli Diamond Exchange Taught Me About Trust
Not every handshake will honor the shake, but when it does—when trust is met with integrity—it creates something extraordinary.
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Adam Rosh, MD
Your Folder of Awesome: Celebrating the Good You Already Have
The human spirit is never fully broken; it bends, adapts, and finds new ways to rise.
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Adam Rosh, MD
Early Mornings, Hard Lessons, and the Legacy of My Ice Hockey Coach
A star wants to see themselves rise to the top. A leader wants to see those around them rise to the top.
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Adam Rosh, MD
Ruby Rosh: Racing Through Adversity and Finding Joy in the Journey
Pain is inevitable, but how you respond to it is your choice.
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Ruby Rosh
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