We’ve Let Our Hair Down

We’ve Let Our Hair Down

Apr 29, 2020 | RX Blog

When “social distancing” first started, we did our hair, dressed professionally (at least from the waist up) and put on make-up for those Zoom calls.

Then the days turned into weeks, and the weeks turned into more than a month.

I’ve noticed a seismic shift in the way we show up for those video calls. We’ve let our hair down – literally and figuratively.

Morgan and Jesse Shouldn’t Have to Fight Cancer Alone

Mar 31, 2019 | RX Blog

Earlier this year, I agreed to participate in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) 10-week Man and Woman of the Year fundraising challenge. Here’s why: I’ve been blessed with good health, a wonderful family and amazing friends. Yet I have watched too many dear...
Howdy, Partner! What Did You Learn at Your First Job?

Howdy, Partner! What Did You Learn at Your First Job?

Jan 18, 2019 | RX Blog

Do you remember your first job? Mine was working behind the counter at Roy Rogers, a fast food chain that was popular in the early 80s. I was 16 years old, although I looked 12, and I had just gotten my working papers. I was a cashier and occasionally worked on food...
Read, Write, Pray…My New Year’s Resolutions

Read, Write, Pray…My New Year’s Resolutions

Dec 27, 2018 | RX Blog

Every year without fail I make a list of New Year’s resolutions. Sometimes the list is formal, ranked in order of priority, written down, tacked up where I can see it. Other times I simply make a few silent vows and commit them to memory. Either way, the start of a...
An Angel in a Jeep?

An Angel in a Jeep?

Sep 20, 2018 | RX Blog

I decided (for once) to be virtuous. Instead of parking in the closest possible spot to the entrance, I parked in the furthest reaches of the lot. After all, I was going to the gym to sweat for an hour. What would be the point of parking right next to the door. Better...
Celebrating 30 Years in Healthcare Marketing

Celebrating 30 Years in Healthcare Marketing

Apr 27, 2018 | RX Blog

I celebrated a birthday this month. I am older than I have ever been before, and younger than I ever will be again. If I were a man, and President of the United States, I would be considered youthful. But I am neither, so let’s just say I am a “seasoned” healthcare...