Like many people, I consumed my fair share of alcohol in college. Now that I'm a parent and my own kids are approaching high school age, I have a decidedly more conservative perspective on the consumption of "adult beverages." The one thing I am convinced won't work is relentless lecturing about the many risks associated [...]
Unlearning Procrastination
November 27, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Unlearning the Doctor-Patient Relationship
August 13, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I recently wrote an article entitled "Social Networking: The Future of Health Care" for United Advantage– United Healthcare's quarterly newsletter. As a result, I have been invited by another large health insurer to come in and speak about how social networking will effect their industry. I have a great deal to say about the topic, [...]
Do We Need to Unlearn the “Nature vs Nuture” Debate?
July 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I understand the appeal of saying something is either black or white (and thus denying all the various shades of grey in between). Numerous debates occur everyday. For example, some people argue that homosexuality is genetic in nature. Others claim it is a nurtured condition. In spite of the efforts of supporters on both sides of the [...]
Should Some People Unlearn Optimism?
June 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
