In this episode Scott Becker shares 4 notes on apple.

This episode features Justin Breen, Founder at BrEpic. Here, he has a light-hearted discussion on how the entrepreneur mindset can help in all facets of life, including even winning a hot wing eating challenge, knowing the difference between “silly” and “stupid”, and more.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses:

Apple hits record profits

GDP grew 6.9 percent in Q4

Stocks fell yesterday

Tesla's stock fell 12 percent yesterday

Blackstone profits jump to $1.4 billion

Robinhood reported a loss of $423 million for Q4

COVID-19 update

This episode features Matt Wolf, Health Care Senior Analyst and National Health Care Business Valuation Leader at RSM. Here, he elaborates on the interest rate environment going into 2022, supply and demand, and more.

In this episode Scott discusses a few notes on Intel.

In this episode Scott Becker shares 4 notes on Tesla’s recent success

In this episode Scott Becker shares the lasted news and stats on the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses:

Markets Update

Tesla Surges

5 Notes on Intel

UBS Buying Wealthfront for $1.4 Billion

Samsung has Record 4th Quarter

COVID-19 Update

In this episode Scott discusses how to know when and where health systems should invest in their innovation and digitization efforts:

Find out the highest probability of success when investing time, effort, and money.

Know the benefits when investing in technology.

Discern whether your efforts are benefiting the patients, care providers, administration, or commercialization.

Note if and where you have resources to put into growing digitization efforts. 

Retain, recruit, and automate.

Differentiate between what’s needed and what’s nice.

In this episode Scott elaborates on reasons as to why America’s supply chain is still struggling:

Shortage of and reliance on computer chips.

Bottlenecks in international trade due to cheaper manufacturing breaking down over time.

Interest rates being too low causing an increase in demand and decrease in supply.

Staffing shortages.