wish all author's were half as crisp, half as coherent. this is for anyone working to improve the way they live a good life.

I found this book stunning, simple, with observations skills set to maximum overdrive. Loved every word.

This book is good and beneficial to both aspiring and practicing healthcare professionals. "Experience s the best teacher" they say.

love this book! Every book in his series I have found inspirational as a medical student

Engaging, eye opening, thought provoking

Doctors of the Death chamber. This is the most interesting scene i've listened to. It is very interesting hearing about doctors that have are not only involved in saving lives but also involved in taking away lives. I know, but in this scene, Atul examines or interviews doctors in order to get answers as to why they are involved in prosecutions.

Im a premedical student trying to find answers on whether medicine is something for me. This book gives a very detailed insight on the life of being a doctor and somewhat compares it to other careers. If you are unsure/sure about doing medicine, this book is a great read.

What a book! Gawande can spin a story like no other author I've ever read.

Loved this book! I highly recommend this book to anyone especially if you are in the Healthcare industry. Be a positive deviant! ♡

This is my third and favorite audiobook. I enjoyed the narrator, and it's the perfect type of content to listen to in this format. Nothing I'm trying to memorize, but learn from nonetheless.

I liked how he made his point through a different theme for every chapter. He tied everything up nicely in the last one. I liked best though how he gave us a very unique view of the healthcare industry.

Fantastic book, not Dr. Gawande's best - I prefer Complications and Being Mortal. However, if you're hungry for more and always enjoy his voice, definitely add this one to your list.

This was my first audiobook. The narration threw me off a bit, but that's just something I need to get used to. Otherwise, the story was fantastic and the narration was solid. Would highly recommend this book and Gawande's other books to anyone interested in learning more about medicine.

While it took a little while to get going, Gawande's points about the science of performance really hit home with me. As a premed student, I would recommend this to anyone who has an interest in medicine or simply how to improve or quantify performance in any field.

It's light on science and tech talk, but also engaging and thorough. I'll be looking for other works by this author next month.