Dr Jeremy Howick is a clinical epidemiologist at the University of Oxford. Doctor You will change the way you think about your health, your body, and your approach to medicine.

What are you reading at the moment? The Responsibility Ethic, by Adam Kreek

What’s keeping you awake at night? I usually sleep well at night. And when I do not, I do Yoga Nidra (which I highly recommend for anyone who would like to fall asleep easily!)

What’s the one thing you cannot live without? My wife and my son.

What is the hardest thing you overcame? Life is a continuous journey of overcoming things, which is why it is so important to have the right attitude towards challenges. We need to adopt a meditative attitude, have faith that it is all working out for us, and (this is an important step that many ‘spiritual’ people forget) work towards making it better!

How did you get out of your own way? In this order: Rowing, relaxation, Yoga, meditation, Muay Thai, lifting weights, running.

Read about Jeremy’s story here at Doctor You, and his website.

Author(s)

  • Sunita Sehmi

    Executive Coach I Organisational Consultant I Work & Cancer Coach I Mentor @Branson I Hatha Yoga Instructor I

    Walk The Talk

    Sunita exemplifies how Swiss precision, British wit, and Indian soul blend to revolutionise leadership. As the founder of Walk the Talk, she has dedicated over twenty years to coaching senior leaders, CxOs, and boardroom luminaries to stop self-sabotage and start leading with conviction. With a Master’s in HR, a background in Organisational Psychology, and an intuitive knack for spotting corporate nonsense from a mile away, Sunita doesn’t just talk about transformation — she lives it. Her client list includes everything from Big Tech to social entrepreneurs, all of whom somehow withstand her truth bombs… and keep coming back for more. She is the author of two books: How to Get Out of Your Own Way (spoiler alert: most people don’t) and The Power of Belonging. She has been featured in Forbes ME, Thrive Global, and numerous podcasts. When not coaching, Sunita volunteers with Cancer Support Switzerland and mentors for the Branson Centre. Fluent in four languages, Sunita brings clarity, compassion, and the right amount of challenge to every room she enters.