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Dr. Krishnan read the book after she left medical school before finishing, upending a plan she had pursued for most of her life.
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Dr. Sandhya Krishnan read the book 'Mindset' after leaving medical school before finishing her studies.
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/15/well/books-failure-experts-reccomendations.html
Psychologists and other experts recommend books to help people struggling with guilt, shame, or uncertainty after experiencing failure. These works offer comfort, support, and strategies for moving forward.
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