“From the depths of introspection, self-thought blooms into inspired action.”
A vision is a personal and powerful choice for everyone. Our dreams aren’t just daydreams, they’re plans, purposes, and directions we set. Vision means “Seeing beyond what is and picturing what might be.”
I’m thrilled to be here today to talk about something that’s incredibly important: creating your vision. It’s about dreaming, imagining, and then making those dreams real. A vision is like a map – it guides us towards our goals and shapes our future. ✼
Remember when we were kids and we dreamed of being something amazing? Maybe it was a firefighter, a doctor, an astronaut, or even a superhero. We believed we could be anything. That’s the power of a vision. But as we grow up, we are put under different commitments starting from exams, jobs, and family to societal standards.Â
Do you think you’re running without vision? Absolutely NO!
You’re setting visions for the sake of the task and position at that moment. It may last for days, weeks, or very few years. And then?
Your vision should be something that inspires you and gives you purpose. It should be something that motivates you to keep going even when things get tough.
There are challenges, no doubt. But challenges are what make our visions even more satisfying when we progressively achieve success. Think about the great inventors, leaders, or even sports champions. They faced hardships, but they didn’t give up on their vision. They kept moving forward, no matter what.
Not only as an individual but as a team, you can create a collective vision. Seek like-minded people, share your dreams, and align your goals, to achieve something truly extraordinary. You can support each other, learn from each other, and grow together.
Write down answers for these 2 questions in a notebook:
Visualizing success helps make it more real and achievable.
Third, make a plan. Break down your big dream into smaller, achievable steps. Importantly write down things/habits that push you away from your daily goals. Try to resolve it productively. This makes the journey less overwhelming and more manageable.
Remember, creating your vision isn’t a one-time thing. It’s an ongoing process of growth, learning, and adapting. Embrace changes, learn from failures, and keep evolving your vision.
For instance, I was a young pharmacy student who had a dream of making health education more accessible and affordable. I knew that the current healthcare system was broken and had many inefficiencies. But do you have any idea of the hurdles I faced to bring Medxury this far? But what keeps me pushing? It’s my unshakable vision for society. Alone, I could never do this though I am determined and consistent. My fellow people supported my vision once they understood its value. Now, the individual vision has transformed into a common vision of a community, then the country to make our landscape smoother for future generations.
The vision should be ground-breaking. It should improve the quality of someone’s life, not just the few. It should create a positive impact for generations to come. It should inspire people to take action and work together.
I wish all great minds with humble hearts would take one step at a time to positively impact the lives of others. Believe in it. Work for it. And together, let’s turn our collective visions into reality and create something amazing together.Â
With gratitude and unwavering determination,
S. Dhivya Bharathi
Hola!
I wish to share my little story that kicked me to start the MEDXURY Org. for Pharm.D students and professionals and need for our profession in this highly demanding & uncertain healthcare in today’s date !!
Pretty much everything was flowing smooth until I chose PHARM.D program during my 12th grade. Friends – Denied; Staffs – Bullied; Staffs – Insulted; Internet was miserable. Regardless, my parents were so supportive for my clinical pharmacy passion. Even then, I was counselled frequently as like a psychiatric patient for choosing Pharm.D. and their only advice was “MBBS is best valued career for students who took Bio-Math group and you must first give yourself a try on that”. I felt like Who are these to fix my career ? Is that a rule everyone must apply for a med school after schooling ? Or Is that the only valued profession in the world ? I never take those to ears, I fixed my mind even more stronger that I gonna chase this profession at my best no matter how hard the track will be. I joined Pharm.D and my parents are in the situation to leave their business for my educational expenses. Both left and moved back to hometown and results ?? My business lady now a farmer. That may be happie for them to sacrifice their self and farming to settle their lovable daughter…. But that makes me so guilt, am I that selfish to leave them as such for rest of their life? Also I can’t leave my studies in middle. I was at my third year on that time with pandemic. I gone through several videos and career options, literally nothing inspires me more than Clinical Pharmacist !! Thinking about self development in clinical part creates so many loops, I felt really hard to frame exactly what to learn to fulfil the clinical needs. I started learning from foundations and thought how many students right now will be utilizing this same time to learn effectively ?? So, created a group and it grown gradually at its phase.
There comes a spark, If I become a Clinical Pharmacist, I will be working round the clock for few patients which satisfies my dream… But my knowledge will be hidden under one roof. I want all the patients to receive better clinical outcomes and must seek a way to educate all of my fellow students. Many students are really talented and just lacks some clinical skills and ways to apply theoretical knowledge.
Hence, MEDXURY was planted to be a supportive element for all starving Pharm.D students and professionals to rejoice their career.
To my lovely mom and dad,
“I took all those bullies as a Diamond, Hooked on the curves of successes, wearing my own crown today!”
With Love,
Your’s D 💙