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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2020 · 24 MIN

The Recipe for Miracles (Dr. Mark Schnitzer: Part 1)

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Mark is a neurosurgeon and an artisan who's on a mission to make the right thing to do, the easy thing to do. On this episode, Sandy and Mark are digging into:The difference between minuta and fundamentalsHow to get a team on board with your visionThe recipe for Creating a MiracleThe true definition of forgiveness and Mark’s Forgiveness PracticeThe “Why” behind responsible stewardshipMark Schnitzer, MD, is currently a Medical Director at Baylor Scott & White Quality Alliance, and consults on topics such as leadership, culture, communications and marketing.

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Mark is a neurosurgeon and an artisan who's on a mission to make the right thing to do, the easy thing to do. On this episode, Sandy and Mark are digging into: The difference between minuta and fundamentalsHow to get a team on board with your visionThe recipe for Creating a MiracleThe true definition of forgiveness and Mark’s Forgiveness PracticeThe “Why” behind responsible stewardshipMark Schnitzer, MD, is currently a Medical Director at Baylor Scott & White Quality Alliance, and consult...

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