http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm Partners in Performance Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:42:45 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm/comment-page-1#comment-84 mjangello Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:54:08 +0000 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/?p=250#comment-84 Hi Dave- I appreciate the kind remarks and work hard to make my entries useful to readers. Hi Dave- I appreciate the kind remarks and work hard to make my entries useful to readers.

]]> http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm/comment-page-1#comment-83 David Murry Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:24:42 +0000 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/?p=250#comment-83 Matt - 98% of consulting firm blogs are simply entrees to a sales pitch. Your blog is not (at all)...in fact it is insightful, thoughtful, and relevant. Thanks for sharing. Matt – 98% of consulting firm blogs are simply entrees to a sales pitch. Your blog is not (at all)…in fact it is insightful, thoughtful, and relevant. Thanks for sharing.

]]> http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm/comment-page-1#comment-82 Russell Purdie Fri, 28 Aug 2009 23:17:58 +0000 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/?p=250#comment-82 I enjoy passion that is freely expressed in these meetings, however I believe it (healthcare reform) is sytemic of a much grander issue. That would be the issue of greed, you see one's heart cannot be legislated and as such this greed machine will continue to chug along at an alarming pace until it is virtually imploded upon itslef. A collapse if you will of the system as we know it. To this end if we (Americans) come to a realization soon that our very legacy/economic principles is at grave risk, then and only then will we see systemic change "that we can believe in". I enjoy passion that is freely expressed in these meetings, however I believe it (healthcare reform) is sytemic of a much grander issue. That would be the issue of greed, you see one’s heart cannot be legislated and as such this greed machine will continue to chug along at an alarming pace until it is virtually imploded upon itslef. A collapse if you will of the system as we know it. To this end if we (Americans) come to a realization soon that our very legacy/economic principles is at grave risk, then and only then will we see systemic change “that we can believe in”.

]]> http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm/comment-page-1#comment-80 Squeezing Sand | Bright Tree Consulting Group Blog | senior help aid Thu, 27 Aug 2009 14:33:07 +0000 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/?p=250#comment-80 [...] A nice web master added an interesting post today on Squeezing Sand | Bright Tree Consulting Group BlogHere’s a small readingThis concern was summarized by one elderly citizen at a town hall meeting in South Carolina who stood up and told Rep. Robert Inglis to â??keep your government hands off my Medicare.â? Never mind that our employer provided system is a WWII … [...] [...] A nice web master added an interesting post today on Squeezing Sand | Bright Tree Consulting Group BlogHere’s a small readingThis concern was summarized by one elderly citizen at a town hall meeting in South Carolina who stood up and told Rep. Robert Inglis to â??keep your government hands off my Medicare.â? Never mind that our employer provided system is a WWII … [...]

]]> http://brighttreecg.com/blog/squeezing-sand.htm/comment-page-1#comment-79 Scott Smith Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:47:29 +0000 http://brighttreecg.com/blog/?p=250#comment-79 Good comments. There are so many positive reforms that could happen if we took the time to listen to each other, understand the drivers, and engage in collaborative dialogue to develop solutions. Any solution that isn't developed with business, insurers, doctors, and government will likely be unacceptable. Good comments. There are so many positive reforms that could happen if we took the time to listen to each other, understand the drivers, and engage in collaborative dialogue to develop solutions. Any solution that isn’t developed with business, insurers, doctors, and government will likely be unacceptable.

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