Have you ever opened a medical bill and felt like you were reading a foreign language—except it ends with a demand for thousands of dollars? What if you were told this was the bill, even after insurance had paid its share? In this episode, our caller, Charlotte, is a mother of two facing a $6,000 hospital bill after giving birth to her second child via C-section. Despite being fully insured, Charlotte is now tasked with negotiating a confusing and bloated set of charges. Let's ...
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Have you ever opened a medical bill and felt like you were reading a foreign language—except it ends with a demand for thousands of dollars? What if you were told this was the bill, even after insurance had paid its share? In this episode, our caller, Charlotte, is a mother of two facing a $6,000 hospital bill after giving birth to her second child via C-section. Despite being fully insured, Charlotte is now tasked with negotiating a confusing and bloated set of charges. Let's ...
#26 Summer Gatherings & Family Tensions: Why Negotiating with Family Feels So Hard
Aspire for More: How to be an Everyday Negotiator
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#26 Summer Gatherings & Family Tensions: Why Negotiating with Family Feels So Hard
This might be a replay episode, but the topic is truly evergreen. After all, if you’re part of a family system, you’ll almost always find yourself negotiating—whether you realize it or not. And summer is one of those occasions that bring it to the surface. Summertime means time with family and relatives, and knowing your family, you might want to equip yourself with ideas and strategies to handle those tricky conversations: where to meet, what to eat, who hosts, and what topics to avoi...
Aspire for More: How to be an Everyday Negotiator
Have you ever opened a medical bill and felt like you were reading a foreign language—except it ends with a demand for thousands of dollars? What if you were told this was the bill, even after insurance had paid its share? In this episode, our caller, Charlotte, is a mother of two facing a $6,000 hospital bill after giving birth to her second child via C-section. Despite being fully insured, Charlotte is now tasked with negotiating a confusing and bloated set of charges. Let's ...
