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A Cardiologist Noticed That People Who Thrived In a Health Crisis All Had this One Trait—And Anyone Can Build It

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By Tara Narula Verified
| Aol Verified
WHEN I WAS in medical school, I decided early on that although I wanted to specialize in cardiology, I did not want to become a researcher. I also knew I did not want to be a surgeon. What interested me most was building relationships with my patients and taking care of their heart health more holistically. I truly want to know what makes my patients tick. The heart is a wondrous organ, but I don't just look at their hearts.
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Resilience: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle

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By Tara Narula Verified
| Thrive Global
After any kind of medical trauma, one of the first questions a patient inevitably asks me is “When will I feel like myself again?” To answer it I rely on my being a doctor first and a cardiologist second. After all, after a cardiac event people want assurances not only about heart health, but also about their health in general—physical, mental, spiritual. And as a doctor, I am concerned with the overall well-being of the person in front of me. My goal is to treat the person, not the body.
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The surprising case for denial as a path toward resilience

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By Tara Narula Verified
| Big Think Verified
A dedicated space for exploring the books and ideas that shape our world. Excerpted from The Healing Power of Resilience: A New Perspective for Health and Well-Being. Copyright © 2026, Tara Narula. Reproduced by permission of Simon Element, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. All rights reserved. You may think that denial can be harmful when encountering a challenge. But let me tell you about Richard Cohen.
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