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Early-stage fusion gets (even) hotter
Both public and private capital allocators are acting like fusion has a solid shot to generate energy commercially in the 2030s.
Read MoreAd Swipe File
I spent my morning hunting in Facebook Ads Library. Before we dive in: 🧛🏻‍♀️: Remember that Facebook Ads Library is FREE. Use it to your advantage. 🧙‍♀️: We can’t just look at pretty ad creative: we need to look at the ad copy, the creative itself, and the link that it links out to. That’s…
Read MorePrior Authorization: Insurers’ Delight, Physicians’ Plight, and Patients’ Pain
UnitedHealthcare’s new rule requiring prior authorization for surveillance and diagnostic endoscopy was to go into effect on June 1st. But, at the final hour, United ditched the rule. Instead, United will require an Advance Notification process to determine member coverage based on medical necessity. And here I was celebrating how lucky I was to get…
Read MoreBirkin or House?
I’m going to start by sharing the first three paragraphs of an article from Vice – Young People Are Moving Back in With Their Parents… to Save For Birkins: “When I tell Hinge dates I’m working towards a Birkin by 30, the reaction goes one of two ways,” says 21-year-old Ellie, who’s chosen not to…
Read MoreBattery swapping; back from the dead?
How and why Ample aims to scale battery swapping in the U.S.
Read MoreSocial Media Management 101: Prioritization
How to keep a level head and weather the storm when shit hits the fan Ok. Prioritization. Let’s chat about this. You’re overwhelmed. You’ve got 47 deadlines approaching yesterday. What do you do? Thought 1) Let some stuff break. You’re not going to get everything done. Some of the stuff you do get done is…
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