Today you will find a short manuscript entitled, “What Worked For Me”, a treatise on parenting, written by Judith Vaughan, M.D., a newly retired neurologist from Sacramento and a former client of mine. It is at once touching, funny, and full of kitchen table wisdom. If you have children at home, you will certainly benefit from Judy’s […]
I have just returned from New England where the Fall Color was breathtaking, and it was unseasonably warm. I spent three inspiring days helping facilitate a parent-student family workshop at the Hyde School in Bath, Maine. My son Michael, and our family attended Hyde between 1993 and 1996. It was at Hyde that I was inspired […]
As I look out the window in my office, I am enjoying the early signs of autumn in northern California. It is my favorite time of year. The mornings are crisp and cool, the sun shines brightly, skies are deep blue, and the lower angle of the sun in October tends to give everything a […]
Two problems which increasingly pop up in the healthcare workplace are the acting out behavior of disruptive physicians, and the problems revolving around the declining clinical knowledge and performance of aging physicians. Do you contribute to these issues in any way in your own environment? Hopefully not. I can tell you that from my perspective […]
As February comes to a close, I just realized that 17% of 2014 has already passed. Of the several important projects that I have planned for this year, I have barely begun working on only one of them. The winter months are times of lower energy for me. I get a little seasonal affective disorder […]
The global economic meltdown continues to be in freefall, with no end in sight. The mean common denominator is that securities markets keep getting sold off to lower and lower levels, there is no confidence that the government’s vigorous action is doing much to stop the hemorrhage, and fear grips the world. This is your worst […]