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E592 | 4 Lessons Learned From The Spring Live Event

Dr. Danny is recapping his recent live Mastermind event in San Antonio and sharing the four big takeaways he had from the event.

The first takeaway was the importance of leadership. He discussed the need to genuinely care for the people you work with and lead by example. Additionally, ...

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Tackling the Challenges of Running a Cash Based Practice in Small Communities

Working in a small community clinical practice as a cash based healthcare provider can be an incredible experience, but there are certain challenges to consider. From finding patients to understanding local regulations to billing and collecting fees, there are unique hurdles and solutions...

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E591 | Why You Need To Do Less

This podcast discussion is based on the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall. It is a comedy about a musician whose girlfriend, a famous actress, breaks up with him. To get away from it all, he goes to a resort in Hawaii. Unfortunately, his ex and her new boyfriend are at the same resort.

The...

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Discussing Investment in Cash Based PT Education with Spouse

Starting a cash-based physical therapy practice can be exciting but also intimidating. If you’re not sure how to talk to your spouse about investing in the business training and education needed for this type of venture, read on for helpful advice. Learn what questions to ask, how to...

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E590 | Task Delegation vs Micro Management

Dr. Danny discusses the difference between task delegation and micromanagement and how to effectively manage people. He explains that in order to scale a service business beyond oneself, one must delegate tasks and hire other service providers. The key to successful delegation is clarity in...

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E589 | Why I Love Slack

Doc Danny is discussing the internal communication channel Slack, which allows for messaging and sending of documents within a company. It compartmentalizes conversations and can be used for different aspects of the business, like a channel for clinicians only or upcoming events.

Slack is...

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E588 | The Importance of Community

Doc Danny, Jerred Moon, and Yves Gege recently had a conversation about entrepreneurial health, and this week Doc Danny has been reflecting on the topic of burnout in the business world. He spoke with a clinician and discussed the challenges of being a clinical entrepreneur - needing to be...

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E587 | What I Learned From Eugene Levy

Doc Danny is discussing a new show called The Reluctant Traveler, starring Eugene Levy. The show follows Levy as he travels to different places, despite his fear of traveling. Doc Danny and his wife watched the first episode, which was set in Finland. He was fascinated by the country, as he had...

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E586 | Clinical Check In With Andy Chen

Doc Danny and Andy Chen are discussing the current state of the performance-based clinical world. Andy is the founder of Moment Physical Therapy and Moment Education, a mentorship program to help others learn faster than trying to piece it together themselves.

Andy is based in New York, where...

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E585 | What Is Semi-Passive Income?

Doc Danny is discussing the idea of semi-passive income and how it can be achieved through the internet and social media. He emphasizes the importance of being realistic when it comes to money and the potential income that can be earned from entrepreneurship.

Danny is particularly focused on...

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E584 | Why You Need A CRM To Run Your Practice

In this conversation, Doc Danny and his business partners, Yves and Jerred, discuss the concept of a CRM, short for customer relationship management. A CRM is a place for contacts to live and is an important system to have in order to maintain relationships with customers and have...

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E583 | A Simple Recurring Revenue Option

Dr. Danny introduces a simple way of maintaining and building a continuity offer in a successful physical therapy practice. He explains how getting new patients is a very challenging game, and that one must continuously find new people to sustain their practice.

However, if one can provide...

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