Not Too Late
Not Too Late
We can happen to life before life happens to us.
If the cause means that much to you, prioritize unity. “We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided.” -J.K. Rowling
We can happen to life before life happens to us.
If the cause means that much to you, prioritize unity. “We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided.” -J.K. Rowling
We can foster positive changes in the future simply by engaging and interacting more with those we do not engage and interact with normally. Engagement and interaction start conversations; conversations build relationships; relationships foster understanding, empathy, equity, and inclusion.
Understanding, empathy, equity, and an inclusive mindset are the tools needed to be successful in an uncertain future.
Yup! It’s that simple.
Get up and talk to him. Pick up the phone and call him. Knock on his door. Go.
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Great tactical planning is the art of identifying the crippling constraints and easing them—or working around them.
Anyone can make an average tactical plan that fits inside the box as others see it. The art is in getting right to the edges of the box; or being able to see in new dimensions that others are too rushed or too inexperienced to see.
“Exploitation of the constraint should be the kernel of tactical planning – ensuring the best performance the system can draw now. For this reason, the responsibility for exploitation lies with line managers who must provide the plan and communicate it so that everyone else understands the exploitation scheme for the immediate future.” –Dettmer
1. Require market access executives and their agency partners to sign their work. Who decided to make it the way it is?
2. Run a nationwide account audit. Walk through the accounts, the tactics they use, and their phone tree with all the market access executives in the room and call out what’s not right.
3. Make it easy for complaints (and compliments) about each decision to reach the market access executive (and his boss).
Most problems are caused by ignorance and isolation, not incompetence or a lack of concern.
Luck comes to those who are prepared.
Put another way, stars don’t shine they burn.
Put yet another way, ‘fly you fools.’
Pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Tell your insecurities, doubts, and laziness to sit out on this one because important things are calling you.
You just might be sitting next to the person who beholds all the truths you seek. How will you know? Despite social media, the ONLY way to unearth the richness is to have a conversation that’s built on trust, reverence, and patience.
I wonder if ANY of our relationships are characterize by these three.
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Imagine 2,000 people, all planning out their trip to a conference. Everyone starts from different places (not better or worse…different) with the desire to end up at the same place.
Some take the road while others fly.
Some start their journey day before while others leave the day of.
Some must stop by another place before reaching the destination.
All these scenarios are fine…if they reach their destination. It’s a problem if they don’t.
This is the job of market access.
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A messenger is only a messenger if he has a message and he’s passing it.
A mailman is only a mailman if he has mail and he’s delivering it.
A market access-er is only a market access-er if he has a drug and he’s creating its portage.
The idea of a drug coming in and changing the game completely — that’s difficult to do, and most of the time it doesn’t.
COVID-19 vaccines are a rare exception. They were meant to release us from the pandemic. Thankfully they did. It’s because in addition to working, they were accessible.
The right technology works…only if it reaches its destination.
This is the only job of market access. Next to approval of the drug itself, market access is the next most important milestone. How can it not be?
In the next 10-15 years, I wonder how many of us will still have the jobs we have.
‘Surviving’ is trying to make it work in a system that doesn’t work.
‘Thriving’ is doing the next right thing.
Perhaps living on the fringe IS the safer option to scattering from the implosion.
Comradeship comes from relationships of exploited-exploiter and supported-supporter. The approaching era is beyond that of comradeship; it’s an era of divine relationship.