Abstract
As a section chief in a busy academic center, I am occasionally asked to mentor medical students, residents, and fellows. The best counsel I've ever read was “Advice to Youth, 1882” by Mark Twain. These wise words, over 100 years old, needed only slight modification to be applicable in 2005.
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