Google offers an amazing array of tools for physicians who make the most of the Internet to market and promote their practices or business. I haven't exploited most of them to anywhere near their fullest potential. However, one tool I have been using for some time is the Google Alerts tool.

I've long been a fan of Professor Srikumar Rao, the author of "Are You Ready for Success?" and the soon to be released "Happiness at Work: Be Resilient, Motivated, and Successful - No Matter What." I love the measured calm and reassurance of his written voice as he reminds us over and over about what really matters.

Doctors are full of ideas for businesses. It must be all that frustrated creativity manifesting in the shower! Not all of these ideas, however, will make for a sound entrepreneurial physician business.

An e-mail exchange last week with an Apple customer service staff member about an iTunes account problem provided me with enough fodder to acknowledge just how impressive a company Apple is when you dig behind the perfect design of their products (despite my Android phone!).

The Entrepreneurial MD Newsletter's article for March is about as pragmatic as one can get! It's devoted to answering a question I'm frequently asked by my physician (and non-physician) coaching clients.

Two emails came across my desk yesterday, each with part 1 of a 5-part series that I thought you'd find valuable as you look to ways to form, and succeed at, your entrepreneurial physician venture or medical practice.

Since I am now maintaining two blogs, I thought I'd share an article from my Physician Website Secrets Blog.

There is a very cool new tool, with a minimal learning curve, to assist you with your appointment and meeting scheduling nightmares. No more back-and-forth emails or assistant calls needed.

I'm staring at my screen this Monday after 10 days off on vacation and wondering how I am going to get my engine started again.

Physicians who have long fancied the idea of writing a book are often overwhelmed by their goal. After, "Where do I start?" and "How do I make time for this?" their next big question is, "How do I organize my book?"