Big fan Justin ... Your very clear and no-nonsense message about acknowledging and owning-up to past mistakes is invaluable. Your journey has inspired me and the values of personal accountability are universal whether one is in legal jeopardy or not. Many best wishes and God bless you.
This video was awesome. I love the freestyle approach…..You gotta keep doing that. You presented the doctor's story in a fair and balanced manner. Now, most folks tuning in might be quick to want you to have the "I told you so," moment…..but that's not your style. What truly intrigues me about this doctor is his undeniable intelligence, yet the realization seems to elude him that taking action is always better than doing nothing at all. The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is an interesting beast; sooner or later, you're bound to encounter someone who can make your life a tad challenging. It's crucial to be ready for that situation. So, what's your move going to be? A witty comeback they've probably heard before, or perhaps a killer plan backed by meticulous documentation showcasing your efforts? While guarantees are hard to come by in this line of business, here's one I'll venture: if you sit idly by and do nothing, chances are you'll have more then committing your crime to regret.
Justin, I think it is wonderful that you have the possibility of getting back your RE license, even though your present business has eclipsed the need for it. Congratulations for a job well done, and truly exiting your past. The essence: Hard work. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
When the doctor requested a guarantee that your services would give him his desired result, you might have reminded him about the words of wise, old Ben Franklin: the only certainty in life is death and taxes. Your refusal to offer such a guarantee, which caused you a financial loss, tells me that you are a man of integrity.
Physicians have to UNDERSTAND that their business practices are HIGHLY REGULATED by the Stark Laws that Congress enacted against them. Ignorance is not an “excuse.” It is up to doctors to KNOW AND UNDERSTAND those laws. The AMA could have fought against those laws, but did not even choose to try. If you vote for Democrats, this is what you get: Hyper regulation. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA) Retired surgeon
Big fan Justin ...
Your very clear and no-nonsense message about acknowledging and owning-up to past mistakes is invaluable. Your journey has inspired me and the values of personal accountability are universal whether one is in legal jeopardy or not.
Many best wishes and God bless you.
That was a wonderful message to read. I appreciate it. Thank you so much.
It's great that this doc got the message - finally.
Never too late to start preparing!
Yikes he squandered nearly 2 years
This video was awesome. I love the freestyle approach…..You gotta keep doing that. You presented the doctor's story in a fair and balanced manner. Now, most folks tuning in might be quick to want you to have the "I told you so," moment…..but that's not your style. What truly intrigues me about this doctor is his undeniable intelligence, yet the realization seems to elude him that taking action is always better than doing nothing at all. The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is an interesting beast; sooner or later, you're bound to encounter someone who can make your life a tad challenging. It's crucial to be ready for that situation. So, what's your move going to be? A witty comeback they've probably heard before, or perhaps a killer plan backed by meticulous documentation showcasing your efforts? While guarantees are hard to come by in this line of business, here's one I'll venture: if you sit idly by and do nothing, chances are you'll have more then committing your crime to regret.
I always say I’m not the judge. I give them the believed guidelines.
Justin, I think it is wonderful that you have the possibility of getting back your RE license, even though your present business has eclipsed the need for it. Congratulations for a job well done, and truly exiting your past.
The essence: Hard work.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Thank you so much. I appreciate the note.
When the doctor requested a guarantee that your services would give him his desired result, you might have reminded him about the words of wise, old Ben Franklin: the only certainty in life is death and taxes.
Your refusal to offer such a guarantee, which caused you a financial loss, tells me that you are a man of integrity.
I appreciate the note. Thank you. I also share Clint Eastwood’s quote, “ if you want a guarantee, buy a toaster!”
Tell him "I told you so." 🙂
It took humility for him to call me again. Shows character.
@@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial Sounds like he was also throwing a dig
@@mchammer1836more to come!
Physicians have to UNDERSTAND that their business practices are HIGHLY REGULATED by the Stark Laws that Congress enacted against them.
Ignorance is not an “excuse.” It is up to doctors to KNOW AND UNDERSTAND those laws.
The AMA could have fought against those laws, but did not even choose to try.
If you vote for Democrats, this is what you get: Hyper regulation.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Retired surgeon