Socialism is alive and well, and I’m not simply talking about the socialistic charade of Hugo Chavez.
Category: Philosophy
Thoughts on the philosophy of business and life
Some claim that there is a thing called “work-life balance.” My opinion is that we have only one life (I’m not betting on reincarnation) and that work is an essential part of it. It’s a main driver in why we’re here. Work gives us a purpose in life.
Hiring for skills alone is a shortsighted game plan.
Independence, and its antipode, dependence, are constructs equally applicable to your business, and to yourself.
I recently spoke with a former group leader, who will go unnamed.
It had taken him years to build up a successful hospital-based practice with dozens of physician providers.
Strategic advantage is gained by being able to process information and take action faster than one’s opponent
I’m certainly not advocating that you work, work, work and have no fun, for what is life without fun. I believe that we should approach work and non-work as building blocks for your day.
The fact is that your customers don’t give a whit about you and your group, but they care immensely about their own self interests.
July 4th, Independence Day in the United States, celebrates the original 13 colonies’ declaration, in 1776, of their independence from Great Britain. But July 4th wasn’t the day of actual separation: The separation came into effect on July 2nd, 1776, the date on which the Second Continental Congress approved a resolution declaring the “united States […]
This applies regardless of specialty or whether you are hospital-based or office-based. This applies whether you are in solo practice or with a group.
