Two Topics, One Uniquely Knowledgeable Speaker
Finding Your Way
A fascinating examination and eye-opening perspective on finding your path when you’re lost. Whatever your vocation or aspiration, Dave Marley’s unique insights into what it means to be successful will hit home.
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Dave Marley, PharmD. is a former independent pharmacy owner devoted to exposing the anti-competitive tactics of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
At the heart of Dave Marley’s book and presentation is a simple premise: Finding your way doesn’t mean you always know where you’re going. It’s learning how to find your way back to what’s important.
He reveals a delineation that puts success within your reach as his story encourages you to keep striving. Whether you desire to build a business, strengthen your children, or explore the world, you can achieve it by deciding what’s important, finding a way, and avoiding excuses.
The way we respond to life’s experiences drives our actions, careers,
relationships, happiness, and health — everything that matters in our lives. Self-doubt, shame, sadness, fear, or anger can too quickly steer us in the wrong direction.
Here, Dave Marley shares his own unabridged search for Sanity, Sobriety, and Success. Finding Your Way is not about ignoring difficult emotions and thoughts; it’s about facing them courageously and then moving past them to bring your best self forward.
Notable though his present success may be, Dave Marley’s legacy will not be about his wealth. It will be his passion to show people that mistakes have the power to turn you into something better than you were before.
Dave Marley, PharmD. Is a former independent pharmacy owner devoted to exposing the anti-competitive tactics of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). Known to most Americans as their “prescription drug benefit plan”provider, PBMs are in reality a $300 billion industry — giant corporate middlemen driving up the cost of medications with huge markups and commissions on every prescription covered under their “benefits plan.”
Dave has spent years collecting evidence of PBM fraudulent practices and abuse and using this information to educate and inform consumers, taxpayers, employers and health plan sponsors of the truth about the unregulated, unmonitored PBM industry.
Through his efforts, PBMs have begun to experience greater public awareness and scrutiny of their actions and come under fire for questionable practices including the use of gag clauses at the pharmacy counter, gross over-billing of health plans (called “spread pricing”), forcing patients to use PBM-owned pharmacies instead of allowing patients to choose their own pharmacies and interjecting unnecessary bureaucratic practices such as prior authorizations between patients and their doctors in the matter of prescription refills.