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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Get away from it all July 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley Want to love your job 10 years from now? A little time away could make the critical difference.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS How much do people love their pets? June 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley Well, clearly a lot. Enough that they buy them designer clothing and luxurious dog beds, in addition to the basics. (The APPMA estimates that we'll spend $38 billion on pets this year.) Enough that they rearrange their lives to accommodate pets' needs, getting out to give that walk or making time to tease with a feather toy. And pet owners rearrange their finances, of course, to pay for veterinary care—and food and toys and daycare and carriers.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS A new training tool May 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley As you may know, we launched a new magazine especially for team members last fall—Firstline. (Hopefully you've seen it around the practice. I'd be even happier if you saw it in your team members' hands.)

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS It's time for spring planting April 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley Spring. It's finally here. The daffodils are blooming. The hyacinths are up. The dogs come in almost every day with muddy paws, so I have semi-permanent footprints on the window sills where they peer out to see who's coming.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Keeping it between the lines March 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley The world is full of contradictions. One person will say you need to do more saving for a rainy day, and the next will say you need to live in the moment and relish the joys each day brings. They may both be right. Which makes it your job to steer a path between the two.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Tough times can change your perspective February 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley One of the great things about working on a magazine is that every month our team gets to meet more veterinarians. There are always new people calling with a question, sending us letters and practice tips, and submitting articles. Building those new relationships is very rewarding. And each one of you has an interesting story to tell.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Putting together a new look for our pages January 1, 2006 By: Marnette Denell Falley I know it can seem like we're always after you to do more, make changes, and improve your job or your skills or your practice. And we are. But it's only because we want to help you achieve your goals.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Show of hands: Who loves micromanagers? December 1, 2005 By: Marnette Denell Falley Give your team the freedom to make the practice shine.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS The thrill of the makeover November 1, 2005 By: Marnette Denell Falley We tried for years to get you all to share your hospital makeover projects—the progress you made with a weekend of work and a bucket of paint. But to no avail.

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