By Dr. Gaby Cora

Many of us believe we are effective multitaskers when, in fact, we can only do one thing at a time. Even when we have ten things on our plate, we will only succeed at clearing one by one till we have nothing left. Better still, we will have additional projects thrown in and we’ll still achieve our goals by prioritizing, planning and organizing our plan of action.

By Dr. Gaby Cora 

I remember one on-all night as a first year medical intern at 4 AM. My first year teammate was exhausted and our senior resident looked worn out. After working a straight 20 hour shift with no breaks, we were beat. In my twenties, I looked fresh, and could continue to work in the Emergency Room like the Energizer Bunny.

Author Gabriela Corá, MD, MBA reveals the secret to success and leading under pressure Miami Shores, FL – –

Stress and burnout are frequent headlines in the 21^st century. Many face the daily quandary of finding new ways to thrive in order to achieve higher goals in this highly and increasingly competitive world. If you feel like the professional juggler, multi-tasking and wishing for three extra pairs of hands, a new brain or if you are plotting to order a couple of clones of yourself, then Leading Under Pressure is meant for you. 

“Stress is the buzzword of the twenty-first century,” Dr. Gabriela Corá recently said on Fox News. In her new book, Leading under Pressure: Strategies to Maximize Peak Performance & Productivity while Maximizing Health & Wellbeing, she addresses the multiple challenges corporate executives and entrepreneurs face as they strive to achieve higher goals with increased competition, progressively limited resources, and the same manpower. “Burnt-out, energy-depleted, or constantly stressed, many find themselves unable to take pleasure in their hard-earned position,” Dr. Corá says.