Dr. Alok Tiwari MD
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Dr. Alok Tiwari MD
A single Income is the most dangerous position for a doctor.
Few build choices.
One Skill.
One Career.
One income.
That’s not stability.
That’s dependence.
Doctors with multiple options don’t beg, adjust, or tolerate nonsense.
They walk away.
Money feels safe.
Optionality is power.
Agree or disagree?
What gives you the ability to say no?
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Talent is common in medicine.
Discipline is rare.
Everyone was brilliant in medical school.
Everyone cracked an exam.
Everyone has “potential.”
Then reality starts.
Early mornings without applause.
Reading when you’re already exhausted.
Cases that don’t go your way.
No instant rewards.
That’s where most Doctors quietly decay.
Discipline isn’t motivation.
It’s obedience to a standard even when no one is watching.
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Most Indian doctors don’t fail.
They quietly settle for less.
First, they settle for a branch.
“If not this, that’s okay.”
Then a job.
“Experience mil jayega.”
Then a clinic.
“Chal raha hai.”
Then low patient footfall.
“Market slow hai.”
Then no brand building.
No sales. No marketing.
One compromise at a time.
Until settling feels normal.
Excellence isn’t lost in one decision.
It’s diluted in many small ones.
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Earlier, corporates built their brand using doctors’ names.
Doctor was the face. Hospital was the support.
Then slowly…
Doctor’s face reduced.
Posters changed.
Ads changed.
Today?
Only the corporate brand remains
Why?
Because corporates didn’t want to stay dependent on doctors.
Irony:
Doctors are legally restricted from advertising.
Corporates are allowed to advertise freely.
One side is regulated to stay silent.
The other side is funded to stay loud.
That’s not balance
That’s power shift.
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What is the real value of the “free consultation” you give as a doctor?
Know the reality. It’s far beyond time and money.
As young doctors, we feel genuinely happy when someone reaches out for an opinion. We go out of our way to help — anytime, anywhere — thinking our effort will be respected and appreciated.
But with experience, we slowly realise a hard truth:
Your free consultation means nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Yes — zero value.
Ask yourself:
Why is someone approaching you for free consultation?
• Is it because they admire you?
• Respect your knowledge?
• Value your expertise?
No. None of it.
Most of them simply don’t want to spend money on a real consultation.
They assume you too are “free” and have nothing better to do.
For them, calling you is just a convenient, cost-saving timepass.
And here’s the reality we often ignore:
How many of your free advice-seekers actually follow your recommendations?
• Do they even buy the medicines you prescribe?
• Do they ever update you on their progress?
• Do they take your advice seriously?
Almost none.
Despite your effort to understand them over a phone call or WhatsApp chat, they remain dissatisfied.
Why?
Because anything given for free automatically loses its value.
And eventually, after taking free opinions from 10 different people,
they end up going to the “big doctor” in the city —
the one they never expected a free consultation from.
So this is not just about time or money.
It’s about respect.
Respect for your training, your knowledge, your time, your boundaries.
Stop giving free consultations to people who don’t value you or your advice.
Stop entertaining conversations that drain your energy and give you nothing in return.
Your expertise deserves respect — and respecting yourself starts with saying NO.
Do give your opinion !!
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Medicine teaches you science.
Surgery teaches you discipline.
But the real world teaches you the rule no one writes down:
Nobody is coming to save you.
Not your mentors.
Not your hierarchy.
Not the system.
Not the institution.
Your growth is your responsibility.
Your skills are your currency.
Your mindset is your weapon.
Some wait for opportunities.
Some create them.
And the ones who rise?
They do it alone first so one day, their work speaks loud enough that nobody can ignore them.
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So, how do you think we doctors can make it beneficial for us? Need Suggestions, please comment
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Dr. Alok Tiwari MD
In medicine, people talk about “career stability”
as if it’s something the hospital hands you.
But here’s the truth:
stability doesn’t come from the system.
It comes from skills the system cannot ignore.
The surgeon who masters anatomy,
who communicates clearly,
who thinks fast under pressure,
who builds trust with patients,
that surgeon will always have work,
whether the institution supports them or not.
Hospitals change.
Policies change.
Salaries stagnate.
Promotions freeze.
But competence?
Competence prints its own opportunities.
You’re not just building a resume.
You’re building leverage.
And in the long run,
leverage is worth more than titles, posts, or permissions.
Because the day you stop depending on the system,
is the day the system starts respecting you.
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India’s healthcare system is entering a new phase. It is no longer viewed only as affordable. It is becoming a true global strength. For doctors who want to build their own healthcare ventures, this moment is full of opportunity.
Across the world, procedures like bypass surgery, knee replacement, liver or kidney transplant, and IVF can cost an overwhelming amount. In India, the same treatments are offered at a far more reasonable range with solid clinical outcomes. This cost difference is creating a powerful pull towards India for medical travel and advanced care.
But price alone never builds trust. Patients feel confident only when affordability is matched with strong systems, a safe hospital environment, experienced specialists, transparent pricing, ethical decision making, and consistent follow up. When these elements come together, patients stay loyal. They return. They recommend. This is precisely where doctor entrepreneurs can grow.
India right now has a rare opportunity to become a centre of dependable, high quality, patient first healthcare. If we keep improving standards, strengthening transparency and focusing on real outcomes, this advantage will expand even further.
For the new generation of doctors shaping clinics, centres and healthcare brands, this is the time to lead with authenticity. Build trust. Build systems. Build care that feels human. This is how a practice transforms into a reputation that endures.
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