This is why from day 1 I relied on myself to survive, outlasting nearly every newcomer. Some of the people I worked with early on felt like I should have played the game, but I saw it for what it was and kept building my way. Nearly a decade later I’m still fucking here!

Mom jeans and Movements 🔁

Knowing you can just build things is seriously the biggest unlock.

If longevity and wellness practices love wearables so much why aren't they being built directly into the practice like RPM/RTM? There are so many options available that it just makes sense to bring it in house for a closer and more integrated monitoring experience.

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I want to know who is paying $45k to sponsor a healthcare newsletter for a one time event ? 👀

Me nodding when someone says cracked on a call.

Ugh. People!!

I’m so tired of people who have never treated patients constantly attempting to define what makes a doctor “the best” doctor.

1. GLP-1 supplements are a scam 2. Resistance training is more important than protein for not losing muscle when losing weight. 3. GLP-1 meds are meant to be taken long-term but not everyone will need them long-term. 4. You’re not a failure if you need medicine to lose weight. 5.

only good things come from betting on yourself

I can’t stand doctors who position their practice branding to resemble a health-tech startup where they flood their socials and website with fake empty 2022 era D2C marketing speak. You’re a doctor. Not a tech bro. That’s your core advantage and you’re actively destroying it.

Marketing: when you can convince millions of people that boneless chicken wings are an entirely different category than chicken nuggets.