“I deserve it” is a meme infecting society . . .
Sometimes it’s not in your personal or business interest to say yes. Instead, you need to say no even though your programming makes it difficult.
The is no real security in depending upon a pseudo-parent employer.
If a medical group cannot govern itself, if it is structured like a true democracy, one owner, one vote on everything, or if it has a bloated board, it will never be able to make decisions with the speed required for its continued success.
It’s often how the mistake maker, not the “victim,” reacts that makes the difference in the outcome.
Despite all the pronouncements that paper business cards would soon be dead, they continue to live on and on. And, there’s a very good reason why, one that relates directly to your practice or business.
Cutting costs is no way to improve any business for other than the very short term. Instead, the key is to invest in your business in order to expand income
Money. Future. Status. Popularity. The four human interest motivators.
I once read in some advice column that you should show up late to a party as if you’ve just come from another one, and that you should leave the party early as if you’re headed out to the next. Maybe that’s good advice for your social life, I’m not really sure. But it’s terrible […]