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Leadership Lessons Learned in Childhood
Anybody who knows me knows that I can talk. I often laugh that I am still making up for lost time. You see, I had a speech impediment as a child that prevented me from speaking understandably for many years. My parents still tell stories of my attempts to communicate with them in which I…
Read MoreColor Outside the Lines
When did you stop thinking like a child and turn into an adult? When did you set aside wonder, play, imagination, and innocence to put on the drab attributes of ‘responsible’ activity? Was there an unwritten rule in your household that made you do it? What made you feel that the way you acted or…
Read MoreBack to Basics for Revenue Cycle Clean-Up
There’s so much information available for fixing revenue cycle challenges, it’s hard to know what works best for your organization because most of your energy is spent just keeping the doors open. It’s true that optimal front end processes will make the life of your business office much easier. However, no matter how well you…
Read MoreSometimes Simpler is Better When It Comes to Key Performance Indicators
I found myself thinking about my Dad, the other day. He was a Navy pilot, flying fighters in WWII. His cockpit was relatively simple if we think about it now, but it was complicated for 1945. However, he always knew his status at each moment by having a clear and compact dashboard in front of…
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