Here, Mark discusses parallels between the Industrial Revolution, the bespoke customization of bike frames, and modern medical practice: more patients and a transformational experience.
Tag: experience
The limo driver said that he’d made some bad choices in life. Some things hadn’t worked out as planned.
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Hospitals that use RFPs and others fool’s tools in respect of physician relationships will surely suffer as fools in the end.
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Lead, follow, or get out of the way. A pithy saying with a kernel of truth for many medical groups.
Have you heard the one about the man who doesn’t walk into a bar?
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The limo driver said that he’d made some bad choices in life. Some things hadn’t worked out as planned.
One way or another the hospital controls who’s practicing there. Think the medical staff is totally independent? Despite what is supposed to be, let’s get real.
Starbucks took a 50 cent cup of coffee and wrapped it into an experience selling for far over a dollar. And that was just to start...
During junior high school summers, my friend Steve Cunningham and I would ride our bikes across the San Fernando Valley to buy a root beer (and sometimes a chili cheese burger) at The Munch Box. The root beer was ice cold. The burger hot, it’s cheese melty. It was a special blend of distant, delicious, almost forbidden fruit.
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