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Three old friends pick up where they left off, covering a Metallica show, Transformers, and how AI turned one of them back into a coder. We get into what AI is actually good for (getting past creative inertia, real-time feedback on code, and finally sorting a lifetime of music), plus why it's only as good as the sources it learns from. Then the talk drifts to rock legends, the session players behind the hits, and why your kids have never heard of half of them. We close with the funniest moments from our podcasting run and what's next.
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Cale and Mindy discuss the challenges of balancing work and home life while working together. They explore coping mechanisms, communication strategies, and the importance of setting boundaries to maintain a healthy work-life balance. In this conversation, Mindy and Cale discuss the importance of setting personal boundaries, effective communication in partnerships, and finding joy in everyday moments. They share personal anecdotes and insights that highlight the significance of accountability and understanding each other's needs.
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Mindy Reviews ROI's 90-Day Roadmap, the ROI Calculator, the Revenue Health Assessment, and how these and ROI's other tools can help you get control of your revenue cycle.
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The conversation delves into the financial impact of claim denials on healthcare practices, highlighting significant losses and recovery challenges. It emphasizes the importance of understanding denial rates and implementing strategies to mitigate these financial risks.
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In this demo, Mindy discusses various CARC codes related to healthcare billing and denials, providing insights into their meanings and implications for billing practices. She emphasizes the importance of understanding payer policies, documentation requirements, and prevention strategies to effectively manage denials.
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In this conversation, Mindy provides a detailed demonstration of the EDI Code Intelligence Lab on her website, ROI That Works, focusing on specific Claim Adjustment Reason Codes (CARC) and their implications for revenue optimization in healthcare billing. She emphasizes the importance of understanding adjustment and remark codes to effectively manage denials and improve billing processes.
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Cale and Mindy Corbett share personal anecdotes about their experiences at concerts, particularly focusing on their encounters with the band Rush and the opening act Mr. Big. They transition into discussing their professional relationship as business partners and how they navigate communication and conflict resolution in their dual roles as spouses and colleagues. The conversation explores the dynamics of collaboration and communication between Cale and Mindy Corbett, focusing on their strengths and weaknesses as partners in both business and personal life. They discuss the importance of recognizing each other's capabilities, setting boundaries, and the challenges of working from home together.
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The episode features the rest of the conversation between Cale Corbett and Terry Hale, covering topics such career transitions, learning opportunities, and inflection points. It emphasizes the importance of making decisions, inspiring others, and recognizing opportunities for growth and development. The discussion also touches on the overlap of skills and disciplines in different career paths, as well as the impact of inflection points on career trajectories. The discussion also explores historical parallels and the significance of self-improvement within a community.
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The conversation covers a range of topics, including the initial meeting between Cale and Terry, Terry's professional background, his experience with Oracle, and his leadership roles at Target. The discussion also delves into the importance of leadership, psychological safety, and the value of documenting processes and procedures. The conversation covers topics related to leadership, career transitions, inflection points, and the overlap of different disciplines. It also delves into the concept of memes and the impact of inflection points on decision-making. The conversation covers topics such as decision-making, team building, talent retention, and the impact of organizational changes on individuals. It also delves into the importance of recognizing and supporting team members, the challenges of outsourcing, and the value of building a supportive community.
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Cale discusses the concept of Control Alt Recover, its origins, and its application in helping B2B SaaS organizations overcome strategy blockers and scale successfully. He outlines the patterns and signals that indicate strategy blockers and explains the environmental and mechanical factors that contribute to organizational friction and delays. Cale also shares the three paths through which clients engage with him and the unique approach he takes to help organizations recover and grow.
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Welcome to Now That I Know.
We’re Cale (Control Alt Recover) and Mindy Corbett (Revenue Optimization & Intelligence), and we’re stripping away the corporate polish for a…
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