When you’re consuming too much, it’s time to start creating. A while back, I asked people who read my newsletter what practices they have in place for creative expression. I’d been feeling overwhelmed by too much information coming in – client stories, courses and CEUs, news, etc. Side note: If you’re not subscribed to my newsletter for
I know it’s tempting to create an online course… Believe, me. I do. Whenever I hear about a new practitioner launching an online course, I cringe a bit. It’s not that I don’t wish them well. Of course, I do! I’d love nothing more than to see everyone’s online courses filling easily and making big changes
I left social media several years ago.I had always thought that social media was mandatory for building a practice. However, when it got to the point that being on Facebook & co. had more downsides than upsides, I decided to take a break.I’ve never really gone back. In this episode, I share more about that
February can be hard.I’ve noticed this in my mentoring work these past few years. It’s cold. It’s dark. Things are often slow. Now we’re adding a 3rd pandemic year on top of February’s usual challenges. In today’s episode, I’m sharing a few observations about the early phases of starting a practice that might help explain why you’re feeling
Use Herb Walks and Classes to Build your PracticeOne of the biggest challenges when running a clinical practice is finding more clients. Over the years, I’ve found that teaching classes and workshops for the community is one of the best ways to meet new people who might be interested in coming in to work with
Planning to do any public speaking in 2022? In this episode, I interview public speaking expert Megan Hamilton, who shares an easy strategy you can use to stay calm before and during a presentation. Fear of public speaking is incredibly common, and at the same time, presenting is one of the most effective ways of connecting with
What if I can’t do this…Doubt and fear are incredibly common when you’re in clinical practice.When you have your own health issues, particularly when they’re not resolved or you’re in a flare, it can be easy to tell yourself that you’re in no position to help others with the same thing.Why should they trust me,
Annual Planning is tons of fun.I love doing it. I’m a sucker for a good planner and office supplies in general.I stopped doing annual planning a while back, though.Why? It doesn’t tend to stick.It’s hard for me to predict right now what I’ll want, or need, or feel inspired to work on in August of
As 2021 comes to a close, I recommend spending some time reviewing your offers.Most of us start out very simply. We have one offer, usually an initial consultation + a few follow-up visits as needed. As time goes by, sometimes additional services, classes, and programs get added to the roster. In this week’s episode, I share
Ever had a brilliant idea, only to find out that someone else was already doing the same thing?I think we’ve all been there.You brainstorm and scheme until you’re pretty sure you have the perfect program, offer, or class in mind.It can be a big blow to find out that someone else is already doing it.Your