Economic Activity - Diary Game | Working as a potential medical practitioner || 16-12-22

Yesterday was gone, today is here, tomorrow will come for sure being a new day with New Opportunities to choose from and encounters in our different facets of life both in the business and physical sector.

Yesterday was great, but today is awesome. I'll be writing a diary of how my day went in relation to the business sector yesterday.
As a potential medical practitioner, I helped my mom prescribe and sell drugs to patients and drug buyers. I encountered many with varying health problems of which I'll be specific.

My first drug buyer was that of a man who came to buy paracetamol for a migraine. I rather suggested Panadol which would act as a catalyst in reducing the migraine. He bought the Panadol at the rate of 2 steems.

Another came with the intention of testing me if I really know how to prescribe drugs. Knowing her motives, I responded tactfully, cautiously and consciously. I told her if she wasn't buying anything she should kindly take her leave.
Sensing that I knew her motives, she said I don't have what she needed. I chuckled.

A family man came next to buy blood tonic for his child. He was specific that's why I gave him Becombion. I sold it to him at the rate of 5.500 steems and also told him the dosage with respect to his child's age.

He also bought a tube skin cream at that rate to apply on his face.

Another came with the intention of treating malaria and typhoid. I prescribed a malaria drug that has been working perfectly for most of my drug buyers. I told her the dosage of taking it, one in the morning and Evening with the antibiotics which serves as the typhoid drug.

I told her the dosage which she would take alongside the malaria drug and paracetamol. I would have given her something more active, but considering the situation at hand, I chose not to.

Another came to buy multivitamins and vitamin C. I sold it for him. Others came to see my mum personally. It was quite a hectic day as patients/ drug buyers were trooping in.

I made a reasonable number of sales. I later took to reading a medical related book to broaden my knowledge. Guess what? I forget lunch.... It's a common saying that Doctors, pharmacist and chemist wants the masses to have health challenges so that they'll come to them and buy drugs.

We're after saving lives and not basically after the money, although the money is integral for the purchase of drugs and physical upkeep. A hungry medical practitioner can't function well. It's been a great business day yesterday and today is going on perfectly. I didn't forget lunch

Cc,
@steempreneurship