The Practice of the Practice Podcast | Innovative Ideas to Start, Grow, and Scale a Private Practice
Summary: Joe Sanok from the www.PracticeofthePractice.com blog covers everything it takes to make your service-based private practice more awesome. It’s what you wish you had learned in graduate school. Learn killer ways to grow your referrals, save tons of money, and have some fun along the way. Joe has been featured on the Huffington Post, Yahoo Health, ZynnyMe, PsychCentral, and Sirus Radio. Joe has an extensive background in several clinical settings including foster care, residential, home-based, college counseling, and private practice. As the owner of Mental Wellness Counseling in Traverse City, MI he has grown his practice and taught others to do the same. As an expert in the field of growing counseling private practices, Joe exposes all he knows to help you with marketing, branding, consulting, and a deeper level of awesomeness. Joe knows that we’ve all been there, we dream of our small business taking off and we know that it should...but it doesn’t. We want more referrals and the independence that comes from a small business. Through marketing, website developments, and other business-focused tips, Joe helps you to grow. There are simple changes that you can make that will ensure your grow as a professional, expert and as a small business owner. Joe engages and encourages listeners through real-life examples of failure and success. These discussions are for the 21st century counselor who wants to be on the edge of technology, marketing, and expanding their private practice or small business! Plus, there is super sweet music throughout the podcast. https://practiceofthepractice.com
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Podcasts:
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Have you considered writing a book? How can writing a book elevate the authority and success of your business? What are the first steps...
How can you make your money work for you? What does your ideal financial lifestyle look like? Do you want to maximize your time...
Do you want to reduce insurance-paying clients and increase private-paying clients? How do you attract cash-paying clients? Can having a niche help you to...
Do you want to learn more about the numbers in your practice? How can you develop your money mindset? Can you measure your numbers...
If you hire 1099s, do you have an independent contractor agreement in place with them? When should you file a trademark or a patent?...
Why is the healthcare industry often targeted by hackers? What are some security blind spots that practice owners should be aware of to protect...
Why should you pursue connection over perfection in business? How do you care for your emotional fluidity? Are you avoiding feeling an important emotion...
What is the defining skill that makes successful practices thrive? How do you maintain healthy and productive contact with a client after conversion? Are...
Have you been wanting to read about and reflect on the world of life in graduate school? How does reading material that you can...
Why is adaptability a cornerstone of successful leadership? Can you allow yourself to do something poorly to learn how to do it well? What...
Are you in need of supervising? Do you want to work as a supervisor? Have you yearned to work in a therapy-based organization that...
Are you moving from a full-time job to private practice? Do you experience feeling stuck in the process? How do you maintain your newfound...
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Do you want to transition to working mostly in private practice? Are you desiring accountability to help you stick to your goals? How do...
