Building health care tools. is systems thinking. Writing about systems and decisions. Pharmacist. Making mistakes. https://xitter.cf/t.co/V5yJ9gfF1T
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Been thinking about how we actually shift in a rapidly changing world. I kept coming back to the same idea: availability still matters, but it has to be paired with adaptability. Would love to hear others ideas.
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Even on the moon....
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This is the lens I use for every old and new task or opportunity.
Not everything fits neatly into one of these categories, but the filter has been useful for deciding how to best leverage skills and time.
🤖 Made with AI
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The difference between average and exceptional usually isn't talent.
It's discipline, drive, resilience, and attitude.
All things within your control.
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🔥It's published 🔥
The first ever RCT combination therapy for Stenotrophomonas maltophelia infections
Efficacy of combination therapy with minocycline for treating Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infections
🔺Adjunctive minocycline did not significantly reduce 28-day-mortality (n = 24/55[43.6%] vs n = 22/57[38.6%], P = 0.590) #IDXposts @drgabx
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Working on getting better at turning ideas into something written and done. So I’m aiming for 3 articles on X before year-end, starting with Raising Your D/E Ratio. Share if its helpful.
Two operating principles for clearer decisions:
1. Know your priorities (what I call non-negotiables).
2. Know when to say no.
The latter is dictated by the former.
Only three things are certain:
Death — once
Taxes — every year
Change — always
People plan for the first two. The third catches almost everyone off guard. Get comfortable with change.
Credibility hack.
The person who consistently shortens the path from problem to solution significantly increases chances of getting the next yes.
A couple years ago I stuck this 📝 on my monitor. Not as a productivity slogan—more as a reminder that someone is usually waiting on me to solve a problem, keep momentum, or build a better solution. If things stall, check whether you’re the constraint.
If you ever get the chance, go experience game day in Iowa City, where sports and humanity collide.
"As special an experience as I've ever had in my life."
@StanfordSteve82 recaps an unforgettable experience in Iowa City 🖤💛
