Always Be Learning
In the movie Wall Street they kept talking about the ABC’s: the way to make it in the financial world. “Always Be Closing” was the mantra of Gordon Geco, a character of the times that quickly turned into a villain of the times in the sequel. The pursuit of the deal is what drove him and fueled his fantasies. I am not a salesman, never been (except maybe when I tricked my wife into marrying me) never want to be, but it turns out that that pursuit of something can help all of us. Setting a goal and finding a way to achieve that goal does two things for us at the same time: makes us want to improve ourselves and, if we attain that … Continue reading
I hear you have some questions…
As our registration numbers continue to climb so do your questions. I thought I’d take a moment to highlight some of those most frequently asked. “I’m bringing my spouse to Vegas. They will not be attending any of the sessions but I’d like them to come with me to the party at TAO. Do I have to pay $995 for the Spouse pass?” If they will only attend the social portions of the event register them as Entertainment Only for $495. This pass is available to spouses or guests who are not doctors and who are not attending courses. It allows entry to the Welcome Reception Thursday, celebrity entertainment Friday and the Closing Celebration at TAO Nightclub Saturday night. Remember, this pass does not include … Continue reading
The Advantages of REALLY Getting into the Game
A couple of years ago my sons, who are big basketball fans, tried to talk me into buying season tickets. I was reluctant at first—I had always enjoyed going to the occasional game or watching with the boys when there was a game on TV, but I wasn’t sure I wanted to make a commitment like that. Then they pointed out that it would mean us spending more quality time together on a regular basis, and I was sold. That’s how I ended up occupying a near-courtside seat. And that’s how my level of engagement with the sport of basketball changed dramatically. It’s incredible how different the game seems when you are practically right in the action, witnessing the size and speed of the players … Continue reading





