by Jo Muirhead | Feb 25, 2016 | Attitude, Business Growth, Mindset, Private Practice, Success |
Hey Fabulous Health Professionals, Last week we spoke about how focusing on spot-fires WILL stunt you in private practice. Quite a few people got in touch with me to let me know that this topic really resonated with them, so let’s dive in a little deeper. When... 
by Jo Muirhead | Feb 16, 2016 | Burnout, Business Growth, Business Planning, Private Practice |
Client in crisis. Report deadline. Tech failure. Staff issues. Billing problems. Double-bookings. A million requests and not enough time. Not enough of YOU to go around. This is pretty common fare for health professionals in private practice who’ve managed to... 
by Jo Muirhead | Jan 20, 2016 | Business Growth, Business Planning, Private Practice, Success |
Hey Fabulous Health Professionals, The month of planning for business-owners is upon us. Being in private practice means that you have the freedom to choose your own priorities – AMEN to that – but it also comes with some unique challenges. When you run... 
by Jo Muirhead | Jan 13, 2016 | Business Growth, Private Practice, Success |
Hey Fabulous Clinicians, Looking for a show of hands here: since you moved into private practice, do you feel like your to-do list is never-freaking-ending? Does running a practice make you feel like a circus juggling act? I thought so. And to that I say:... 
by Jo Muirhead | Dec 23, 2015 | Business Growth, Business Planning, Private Practice, Success |
Hey Fabulous Clinicians,Welcome to the holiday period. A time for relaxation, reflection and introspect. A time where the kids are well-behaved, there are definitely no weird family issues at the fore, and you can kiss your money issues goodbye. HA. Okay, we all know... 
by Jo Muirhead | Dec 16, 2015 | Attitude, Book of Evidence, Business Growth, Mindset, Private Practice |
Hey Fabulous Clinicians, Have you ever felt the disappointment that comes from making progress in your business, only to feel like you’re back at “square one” after yet another setback? What if I told you this way of thinking is a fallacy? When you...