There’s no shame in recognizing that the skills of a doctor are akin to those of a master chef. Perfection and the need for recognition of excellent work are in your DNA. Combine those traits with the need to grow your practice through personal recommendations and online reviews… and the pressure you place upon yourself is ruthless. In the same vein, doctors and chefs also have very little t... »
There is an increasing likelihood that as the numbers of COVID-19 cases increases, the nervousness of your Team Members will exponentially become heightened. Family, friends and the news itself will likely influence the decision of someone on your team to ask themselves: “How much am I putting myself at risk by going to work today?” That leads to several questions that have us rushing to the OSHA ... »
If you observe the most productive and most successful people on the planet, you’ll notice three very important similarities in how they achieve results. It doesn’t matter if the person is an entrepreneur, doctor, lawyer, politician, religious leader, actor, teacher or any of a million different occupations. Those operating at the top 1-5% of their chosen field or profession have these three trait... »
From Melanie Evans and Alexandra Berzon in The Wall Street Journal: “During a pandemic, hospitals and local, state and federal agencies rely on a range of real-time metrics to respond to emergencies quickly. They need to know how many beds are available at each facility, whether hospitals need more nurses and the available number of ventilators and other critical supplies. That way, patients... »
Apple trotted out the iPhone 12 to adoring fans earlier this month, like a proud farmer showing off his prized bull at the county fair. It’s dangerously thin! Gasp! It has many cameras! Bazzinga! It runs on 5G! Shazam! It comes in the most-beautiful color of blue that even God is jealous! Wait. What?! Oh well. For as many things that make me chuckle at an iPhone launch, there is still... »
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