David PosnerIn basketball, every point and foul shows up on the scoreboard for the whole arena to see. In health care, your scoreboard is public too—CMS updates, Five-Star ratings, and survey results tell the story of your facility whether you like it or not. Here are 3 ways to make mentors your secret weapon
David PosnerMost people don’t fail because of one big mistake. They fail because they get comfortable. Comfort whispers, “You’re fine.” And “fine” is the most dangerous word in business and in life. Here are 3 ways to make mentors your secret weapon
David PosnerWe all need someone in our corner especially in leadership and sales. A good mentor isn’t just a cheerleader; they’re the person who’s been there before, who can spot mistakes before they cost you, and who can show you a faster path forward. I know I would not be the person I am today without the mentors I have had that showed me the way, like: Steve Gurney, John Kendrick and Butch McKenna.
David PosnerEveryone wants to be great. Few are willing to show up every day for the small, unglamorous work it takes to get there. In basketball, you can’t win the game without running the plays, practicing your shot, and putting in the reps. In health care leadership, the same rules apply. It’s not about one big push—it’s about daily habits that build momentum, trust, and results.