Category: Inspiration

When my grandmother passed away, I inherited a box of photographs that changed my life.  Up until then, I told

One of the gifts I offer my patients and clients is spiritual support. I sit back and witness their lives.

Today I want to speak to the medical students, who are the future of healthcare. I recently spoke to medical

People often ask what a typical day is like in DPC. Well, there’s no “typical” schedule. Here’s a look at

When I asked Doug Farrago to beta-read my newest book—this one about opening and sustaining a direct care practice—he asked

I am very proud of the DPC Alliance. They have done some incredible work, and I think this most recent

In the Winter of 1783, at Annapolis, MD, George Washington did something almost unimaginable in human history. He resigned his

Did you know our first president, George Washington, was one of the world’s greatest quitters? It’s true, and thankfully lead

The DPC Summit is next week, and I am very excited to see all the new doctors who are thinking

The morning light filtered through the window as I sat with my patient—we’ll call her Geneva—discussing her fatigue and abdominal

I thought I would put this quote up for this Sunday. How does this relate to doctors? Well, it is

My brother is the CEO of a tech company, and when he was being interviewed for a podcast, he said

The Rise of Direct Care — Throwing Off the System of Abuse As America celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026,

As we get closer to this year’s DPC Summit, I’ve thought about why our conferences feel so different from every

I have listened to Brian Tracy, motivational business speaker, for a long, long time. I love most of his stuff

I recently read this editorial in JAMA and thought I would share the whole thing because we all need to

The next generation of physicians is entering a profession in flux. Between the corporatization of care, rising burnout rates, and

Author Sahil Bloom put this out and I tweaked his first image to represent doctors. What does this mean? Well,