Todd Lyden

I'm back with another lesson from Scrubs.   Last time it was all about Dr. Cox. Don't hate- it was a great show, even that last season.  I was rewatching the eighth season finale (which most  people  thought was going to be the last show) aptly titled " My Finale " the other night. A FANTASTIC monologue really spoke to me about what you do when you blog and other things in  life : JD is walking out of Sacred Heart for the last time and thinks to himself: "I guess it's because we all want to believe that what we do is very important, that  people  hang on to our every word, that they care what we think. The truth is, you should consider yourself lucky if you even occasionally get to make someone - anyone - feel a little better. After that, it's all about the  people  that  you've   let   into   your   life ." Granted this is not about YOU making someone feel better per se, but rather ju...

Image via  Wikipedia I love  Scrubs . Even the last season, god help me. I watch every single episode and my DVR has burned through at least each season (except for the last two) at least twice, if not three times. There are a myriad of lessons that come from a show that I would put up with  MASH - oh yeah, I went there. The writing was great, the performance were awesome, and  Donald Faison  is one of the nicest Tweeters I ever met (go watch his  stop motion here ). Ok so one lesson that always stood out from early in the show was when JD was supposed to write his own evaluation of himself, but wanted  Cox  to do it. Some dialogue: Dr. Cox: It's time. Sit down, and listen up Newbie. I suppose you want me to say you're great? That you've raised the bar for interns everywhere? J.D.: I'm cool with that! Dr. Cox: Well, I'm not going to say that. You're doing ok. Someday you might even be better than that. But right now, all I see is a guy who's so p...