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Discover the candid thoughts and opinions of children when it comes to the topic of money. In this insightful video, kids share their perspectives on savings, spending, and the value of money. Gain a fresh and unfiltered insight into how the younger generation perceives financial matters. Watch the video to see What Kids REALLY Think About Money!

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In this episode of The Medicine and Money Show, Dr. Ryan Smolarz sits down with Dan Curran, Co-Founder of Chapters.io, to break down how AI is transforming publishing—and why doctors, professionals, and experts should be paying attention right now.

Most people think writing a book requires months of isolation, endless drafts, and burnout. Dan explains why that model is broken—and how modern authors can turn their ideas, stories, and expertise into a book without “writing” in the traditional sense.

We dive into:

Why everyone has a story worth capturing—especially physicians

How AI can organize your thoughts without replacing your voice

The difference between legacy books and monetized books

How one book can be atomized into talks, consulting, courses, and content

Why publishing is shifting from static books to Living Libraries

How doctors can use a book to own their narrative and build a personal brand

The real economics of publishing, speaking, and knowledge monetization

This conversation is about more than books. It’s about ownership—of your ideas, your reputation, and your legacy in an AI-driven world.

If you’ve ever thought:

“I want to write a book, but I don’t have time”

“I want to share my expertise without burning out”

“I want to build something that outlives my career”

…this episode will change how you think about publishing.

🔗 Learn more about Dan and Chapters.io: https://chapters.io

🔗 Learn more about The Medicine and Money Show: https://medmoneyshow.com

👍 Like, subscribe, and share if this helped you think differently about books, AI, and legacy.

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Most organizational change doesn’t fail because the vision is wrong.
It fails because expectations aren’t grounded in reality.

In this episode, Mark Henderson Leary breaks down why pragmatic thinking beats grand transformation plans—and why leaders often overestimate how much change is actually required to move forward.

We explore:
-Why unrealistic expectations quietly derail transformation
-How small, practical adjustments can create real momentum
-The expectation gap between leadership vision and operational reality
-Why avoiding hard conversations is the fastest way to stall progress
-How honest dialogue realigns outcomes before problems escalate

If you’re responsible for leading teams, shaping strategy, or driving change, this conversation will challenge how you think about transformation—and show you a more effective path forward.