08/12/2026
Honestly... I don't think physicians should have one.
That may sound controversial, but hear me out.
The moment a doctor decides there's one belief they'll never question is the moment curiosity starts to disappear.
Medicine is constantly evolving. New discoveries are made. Evidence changes. Every patient is unique. If we're unwilling to question our assumptions, we risk limiting what's possible for the people we care for.
As physicians, our job isn't to defend an ideology. It's to stay curious, remain humble, evaluate the evidence, and do what's best for the person sitting in front of us.
So no, I don't have a hill I'll die on 🤷🏽♀️
The hill I'll stand on is curiosity. Humility. Lifelong learning. And putting patients before pride, certainty, or ego.
Because the best clinicians aren't the ones who never change their minds, they're the ones willing to change when the evidence, their experience, or the patient's story leads them in a different direction.