5 Fundamentals to Emotional Health With Dr. Karthik Ramanan (Ep. 52)

5 Fundamentals to Emotional Health With Dr. Karthik Ramanan (Ep. 52)

What comes to mind when you think of health? Eating your greens? Exercise?

Now, what comes to mind when you think of mental health? Therapists? Illnesses?

In this episode, David Pulcini interviews Dr. Karthik Ramanan, Wall Street broker turned emotional health mentor, to share more about reinventing yourself after retirement. Dr. K also shares the five things everyone should practice in order to maintain your emotional health and well-being.

David and Dr. K discuss: 

  • Dr. Ramanan’s journey from success on Wall Street to taking on medical school in Arizona in his 30s
  • How he reinvented himself to become the person he has always wanted to be
  • The importance of taking care of yourself and your needs to avoid burnout and procrastination
  • And more

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About Dr. K: 

First, he lived the imbalance of emotional unrest for which he found and tested various coping methods. Then he studied to become a doctor for greater understanding, applying what he learned to help others. By blending compassion and understanding with his knowledge of medicine and nature, Dr. K can help you see beyond the burnout, exhaustion or frustration you experience now and open your eyes to a world of wonder you may not know even exists.

 

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