If you use Claude, you’re probably re-explaining yourself every single time you open it. Same background. Same tone preferences. Same formatting requests. Typed out fresh into every new conversation, over and over. There’s a way around that, and it’s honestly pretty straightforward. Claude has a feature called Skills. A skill is a saved instruction set. You teach Claude something once, and it remembers and applies it automatically the next time a similar task shows up. Instead of writing the same long prompt every time, you build the preference once and reuse it for good. Here’s the part most people don’t…
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If you own a short-term rental and you’ve taken depreciation on it, especially through a cost segregation study, there’s a tax bill waiting for you at the exit that most investors never see coming. It’s called depreciation recapture, and for short-term rental owners specifically, it works differently than most people assume. Understanding it before you list the property, not after you’ve accepted an offer, is the difference between a clean exit and an unpleasant call from your CPA. This isn’t an argument against taking depreciation. You should take every deduction available to you, including a cost segregation study if the…
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Picture this… Your notes are done before you leave the building because an AI tool handled most of the charting. Two hours you used to lose, gone. So where did those two hours go? For a lot of doctors, the answer is that they went right back into the schedule. More patients, same pay. A report published at the end of August put that exact question in front of physicians, and the answers are all over the place. Let’s talk about it. Disclaimer: While these are general suggestions, it’s important to conduct thorough research and due diligence when selecting AI…
You already know that, just like you, your readers get a ton of emails everyday. So what makes them open one over another? An eye-catching subject line, my friend! Feelin’ the pressure? You’re not alone. Subject line intimidation is REAL. So let’s take a look at the top five email subject line mistakes people make — and how to avoid them. 5. Making the Subject Line Too Long The short story: Long subject lines are hard to read—especially on mobile devices, which is where most people are reading their email—so keepit short and sweet. Brevity is key in best practices…
The stock market has been on an unusual run. The S&P 500 hit its 27th record high of the year recently, pushing the index up more than 13% since January. If you’re a physician with a brokerage account that’s ridden any part of that, whether it’s your own portfolio or a practice buyout that landed as stock, there’s a good chance you’re sitting on a gain you haven’t touched. And it’s probably more concentrated in a handful of positions than you’d guess just from looking at the balance. Most physicians in that position have never heard of the tool that…
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Tell me if this sounds familiar. You open ChatGPT, ask it something real, and get back an answer that’s technically fine and completely useless. Meanwhile someone in your call group swears the same tool saves them an hour a day. Here’s the thing. That person almost certainly isn’t smarter than you and isn’t doing anything technical. They just spent ten minutes setting the thing up before they started typing, and you didn’t. It’s not a skill gap. It’s a setup gap. And you close it once. The whole point is to stop re-explaining yourself every single time you open a…
Most physicians who use AI use it the same way they’d use Google. Ask a question, get an answer, move on. That’s not wrong. It’s just incomplete. There’s a small but growing group of physicians who are running actual pieces of their financial lives, their contracts, and their day-to-day logistics through AI, and the gap between those two groups has nothing to do with intelligence or access. Everyone has access to roughly the same tools right now. The difference is how they think about them. This post walks through a different way to think about AI for physicians, not as…
Have you ever opened Claude, typed a question, read the answer, and closed the tab? Same. That’s basically using it like Google with extra steps. Honestly, it works fine for quick stuff. But if that’s the only way you’re using it, you’re missing the part that actually saves you hours every week. Here’s the thing. The real value isn’t in one good question. It’s in building a process you run the same way every time. This is about one workflow specifically: using Claude as a research assistant. Not to replace your judgment. Not to replace primary sources. Just to handle…