Last week Indu and I were on the Patient Power show run by Andrew Schorr and Peter Frishauf (who is an old friend and founded Medscape). It’s a show aimed at consumers and we’re very interested in getting the word out about Health 2.0 direct to consumers. Here’s the show and it’s both well done by Andrew and Peter, and Indu (at least) sounds very intelligent!
In addition I and a team of cohorts will be starting a (brief) spot twice a week on KOMO 1000AM/97.7FM a news radio station in Seattle. I have also recorded my first spot about technology and policy for doctors for ReachMD—a radio channel exclusively for physicians with which THCB has a new agreement. So watch out for yet more radio stardom.
By the way, the full excerpt from Educating Rita is:
In reply to the question, “Suggest how you would resolve the staging difficulties inherent in a production of Ibsen’s Peer Gynt” you have written, quote, “Do it on the radio.”
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I may possibly be a tiny bit off theme but of the many things I have found right now with a great many people today doing it difficult is that they dont have a good deal of time spare to invest in doing their accounts.
As a replacement they would rather be doing some work or implementing that time to chase down even more work. The overall feeling right now is that what is needed is an alternative solution to accounting, a significantly more simplified way of dong the accounts without the need of all the pointless runaround that is typical of conventional bookkeeping…
in any case thats my observation.
Probably nobody gets home accounting software for the fun of it. Let’s face it, few people really enjoy manipulating numbers with accounting software. Have you ever noticed the grim look on a person’s face who spends all day working with other people’s personal finances? It’s not usually a pleasant picture!
But actually getting control of your own finances may be one of the more rewarding moves that you can pursue. That’s why getting a tool that will assist you to eliminate debt and build savings may be a wonderful investment. Here are three tips to help you choose what to look for as you try to pick useful software……..