Short monologue (YouTube) by Will Humphreys linking clinical patient-evaluation methods to small-business problem-solving. The speaker argues that clinicians can apply diagnostic approaches used in patient care to evaluate and run a business, and highlights financial freedom (being debt-free) as a major life goal and gratitude as a path to happiness.
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I think if you do that, you have set the table to be able to understand everything else you need in your business because you'll understand how to treat a patient. And that's invaluable because you can attack every problem in your business the way that you attack a patient. If you attack every problem the way you attack a patient, the way that we were trained to do an evaluation.
They go hand in hand. And so then it doesn't become intimidating to say, okay, I'm going to run a business now, or I want to run a business. Because I think that if you're in the debt that you are today and you're a new graduate, you're going, how on earth am I ever going to get out of this? Well, I would say you have a few choices. And life is about choices, bottom line. Because I will tell you, in my opinion, one of the greatest gifts that you can be in this world, I don't care what your, your field of study is to be debt free. That's freedom. So I think that we need to start talking about that. But if that's not what their goal is, they say, okay, look, I've got a 12 year window, perfect, well, let's look at what are the options on the table to do that. Money is choices. Money is just choices. It's not happiness. It has nothing to do with happiness. And by the way, you want to get happy, Lean into gratitude. Gratitude is where happiness begins.