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“I Used To Cry Alone In The Bathroom” Salah And Sir Magdi Yacoub’s Interview Hit Different!
Grab your popcorn, because this interview was packed with jaw-dropping moments! From Salah opening up about the emotional side of his journey to Sir Magdi Yacoub dropping mind-blowing facts about his career, it was a session that really left us thinking.
30,000 Heart Surgeries Later…
Let’s start with Sir Magdi Yacoub, who casually mentioned that he’s performed over 30,000 heart surgeries. Yep, you read that right—30,000! As if that wasn’t impressive enough, he shared his passion for research and its power to help not just hundreds, but thousands of lives. Talk about making a difference!
Sir Magdi’s message was crystal clear: don’t just treat the patient in front of you, aim to change lives on a global scale.
Salah’s Emotional Confession
The interview also gave us a rare, emotional glimpse into Salah’s personal life. He confessed that he used to cry alone in the bathroom, which really hit differently. It’s a reminder that even the most successful and celebrated figures go through tough times and have their own battles. It’s not all glory and fame—there’s a human side to it all, and Salah’s openness about it gives us all something to relate to.
Life Wisdom: Stay Focused and Block Out the Noise
One of the standout moments was when both Salah and Sir Magdi dropped some major life wisdom. Salah spoke about staying focused and ignoring all the negativity that comes your way. His advice? Keep going, no matter what. Sounds simple, but it’s a game-changer when you really think about it.
The Secret to Adjusting to New Communities
Salah also spilled some tea about how he used to watch videos of Drs. Mostafa Mahmoud and Ibrahim Elfeky to help him adjust to new communities. This was such a powerful insight—sometimes, you don’t just need a place to land, but someone to help you feel connected to it. His commitment to growth and understanding new cultures speaks volumes about his character.
Pride in Our Roots: Pure Fire
Throughout the conversation, both Salah and Sir Magdi made it clear that their pride in their roots is through the roof. They’re not just proud of where they come from, they’re actively working to give back to their communities and make them proud. People’s pride in their roots? Next level, for sure.
Conclusion
If you didn’t catch the interview, you’re missing out. Salah and Sir Magdi Yacoub are not just heroes in their respective fields; they’re proof that staying grounded, focusing on the bigger picture, and pushing through challenges can lead to extraordinary things. If anything, this chat left us all with one thing in mind: keep going, no matter what.
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