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I keep seeing this theme on HN that more money = better. That is not always the case. Now she is working 1 on 1 and not trying to work on multiple people at onc
by 14 6y ago
I keep seeing this theme on HN that more money = better. That is not always the case. Now she is working 1 on 1 and not trying to work on multiple people at once. Not everyone is chasing a dollar. I sell chicken eggs for no profit but I like the chickens around and I get some eggs. But the egg farmer charging 5$ actually makes some profit. So if the clinic only makes 150-200k but brings happiness to them that is way more important then money in my opinion.
- marketingPro 6y agoCompletely agree. The next question becomes, does she turn away patients or start to become the hospital system she left and treat for 37 minutes or multiple patients. She's highly recommend in our area and has started to believe only she can help these kids. Money is not really a huge topic, but rather time and quality.
- bsanr2 6y agoStart training assistants in a novel way?
- mook 6y agoIt seems reasonable to assume more money = better in replying to a comment that brings up the monetary amount in the second sentence? If they have their own clinic to enjoy life better, great, but in that case trying to compare revenues doesn't seem like the relevant thing to do.