Fidelis Chinagorom, MPH’s Post

● BETTER TO BE YOUR BEST, THAN BEING THE BEST It's exactly 2 years today [1st December, 2021], I graduated with Masters Degree [MSc] in Public Health from the University of Sunderland. Few weeks to my graduation, I was recognised and recommended as one of the outstanding students, not entirely by grade or academic performance but by little efforts of commitments to being better each time. Hence, I became one of the faces of the university https://lnkd.in/e2gYSKHZ This recognition has gained me so much exposure such that on a monthly basis, I often get messages from students and propective students from different parts of the world seeking various kinds of information and guidance on matters around public health, research, The University, and more. It's from my MSc program that I know a bit of Qualitative Research today, to becoming a coach in this field. Two expert leaders contributed greatly to my academic journey then; My personal tutor who was also the program leader of MSc Public Health during my time Dr. Floor Christie- de Jong and my Dissertation supervisor, Dr Louise Harvey-Golding who is the current program leader of MSc Public Health. You will never remain the same, if you learn under these two leaders 🙂 •••••••••••○○○ Being THE BEST breeds competition, but when your target is at being YOUR BEST, you breed improvement and excellence. While the society has placed everyone in a competitive mode in almost all situations, it never ends well. When your end goal is to outshine and outsmart others, you remain limited. But when you work on being your best at every situation, you remain on top even without aiming for the top subconsciously. ••••••••••••○○○ It's a new month today, stop the competition. Become the best version of yourself in this last days of the year. BE YOUR BEST 👌 Happy New month 💖 #thefutureisbright Fidelis Chinagorom ✍️ www.fidelischinagorom.com