In a fit of cleaning things up this morning, I came across a short article tucked away in one of my binders. This is what it said… So often we are scared. Scared of what we might not be able to do. Scared of what people might think if we tried. We let our fears […]
Facing My Fears at the Top of Mount Evans
In the fall of 2013, I found myself driving east on I-70 in Colorado, just west of Denver, when a friend on the phone suggested that I stop and see Mt. Evans. There is a 15-mile paved road to the summit – the highest paved road in North America. I really didn’t think much about […]
9 Simple Ways to Improve Motivation and Staff Performance
Working in a fast paced, high stress, healthcare environment can take its toll on your employees. As the leader of your team, it’s important to occasionally look for simple ways to improve motivation and staff performance. Don’t neglect caring for your staff in the same way that you care for your patients. After all, a […]
The Subtle Difference Between Busy and Productive
Spring is a notoriously busy time of year. The promise of warmer weather and longer days means that it’s finally time to sweep the garage, fill out your bracket, and file your tax return. I hear a lot of people complaining during this busy season – myself included – but the truth is that most […]
The New CEO: What it Means to Lead in Private Practice
It has been said that that the famed consulting firm McKinsey & Company calls on a new CEO as soon as they complete their first 90 days on the job. The first 90 days as a new leader in an organization is usually spent assessing the current situation and building relationships. Mostly information gathering and […]
Starting Fast: A Guide to Your First 90 Days in Private Practice
There are many great reasons to be in private practice. It’s a rewarding career with high earning potential that gives you the freedom and flexibility to best care for your patients. But working as an independent physician or dentist doesn’t come without its challenges. After all, it’s a business that must be managed well in […]