We’re all going to fail in life at some point – probably at many points in fact. Sometimes these failures will be painful, costly or...

Although coronavirus/COVID-19 first began being discussed widely in the country around the first of the year, March was the month that...

If there is one lesson in life I’ve learned through painful experience, it’s that taking half-measures to fix a problem is always the...

It's easy to get caught up in the bad - and sometimes scary - news about COVID-19, and there is clearly a lot of justification to do...

I’ve always been fascinated by why human beings act the way they do. Furthermore, as a professional marketer and communicator, having...

Sometimes I buy a book and it sits around for a few weeks, months or even years before I get around to reading it. Most of the time, I...

This isn’t really about a post about COVID-19, but at the same time it is a post about COVID-19. Let me explain. Although I don’t...

Don’t worry. I haven’t uploaded my brain into the Matrix, some other alternate reality or whatever new invention Elon Musk is cooking up...

National Hospital Week is something that we celebrate every year at this time. Yet, this year it really is taking on more significance....

As many areas of the country prepare to reopen for elective surgeries and reassure their communities about hospital safety, healthcare...

Sometimes in life you are presented with two options, both of which are bad. One might be slightly less disruptive or destructive than...

As I open this post, I want to call out the fact that I hope everything you are about to read turns out to be wrong – spectacularly...

Prior to March 1, we had been talking so much about healthcare “disruption” during the past five years, I felt like the term had just...

Three weeks ago, I wrote about how important it is to work your plan. My advice was to allow for some experimentation, but stay focused...

Walmart’s recent announcement of bigger, more expansive medical/dental clinics certainly generated a lot of buzz and no shortage of...

One of the most difficult things for many people to do is admit when they are NOT good at something directly related to their job. Oh...

A few weeks ago, I urged caution that despite the increasing prevalence of pronouncements that Gen Z will “revolutionize” everything in...

“We all got into this industry for the same reason. We wanted to change healthcare for the better. And we have the power to do it.” That...

One of the biggest challenges in our work and personal lives is trying to do too much at once. When we break things up into smaller...

My first “real” job after college was as a newspaper reporter and photographer. I still remember the rush of chasing down stories and...