First of all, this was an amazing interview. There are so many gems in this episode that I had to listen to it three times.
Dr. John Corsi of the Chiropractic Company kindly shares his insights into how he is building his practice, looking for opportunity, taking action, and personal development. We dive into schedule, technology that helps his business, and personal goals and strategies he is using to reach those goals as well.
Check out his practice at chiropracticco.com.
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Thanks,
Keith Shimon
Keith and Brandon talk about what it takes to build a network of professionals you can trust, and why it is so important.
In this conversation, Steve Hess shares his transition from NBA Strength Coach to his new role at the Panorama Sports Institute.
He shares how he comunicates with his team, his daily routines, and how he puts the client first.
To check out what Steve is up to click here.
Please leave a positive comment, and enjoy the show.
Now that you are a business owner and a practitioner, you wear many hats. How do you get more effective at becoming aware of what may help you as a business owner?
This episode covers strategies that can help deversify your business and relationship curriculum, and help you sift through what is most important at what time.
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Season 2 Episode 1: 12 Lessons Transitioning From Practitioner to Business Owner
Back again!
Season two is all ready to go, and it’s filled to the brim with actionable items that help you align your practice with your vision. Join us this episode for the top 12 lessons that we learned from the interviews and coaching we experienced during season one.
Dr. Eryn Paetz, and Dr. Ryan Coufal share thier experience of being business and life partners as Physical Therapist.
Thank you for listening, and enjoy the episode.
Keith Shimon
What does your business look like years from now? Who are you working on? Are you doing a majority of the treatment? Do you have one location or 1,000? These are great exploratory questions that can lead to an impactful practice that is sustainable, and rewarding.
Completing a five, then three, and then one year business vision questionnaire can give you insight into if you are on the right track, or if you are looking for that starting point to set you in the right direction.
If you are looking for some sample planning questions, we are including them in the show notes. Without a plan, it is difficult to know where your business is going, and how to react when you need to pivot.
Enjoy the episode, and join the Collective if you have any questions.
Keith
Practitioners into Partners Stacy Earl and Brian Hannah are partners, and owners of Muscle Activation San Francisco. Their background is exercise, and Greg Roskopf’s Muscle Activation Techniques, and not CEO or COO.
”Sometimes, you sign the lease, and then all of a sudden, you have a real business. Now it’s time we treat it like one.” -Unknown
In this episode they share the creation of their business, human resource practices, and who they turned to for help. They also share some of the questions that led them to a shared vision, and how they are working on that vision.
If you have a business partner, this episode if full of helpful gems.
Enjoy the episode,
Keith
In this episode, we present exercises that help you align in you own personal and professional vision. If you are anything like me, focusing on creating a vision seemed like just another thing to do.
As if I didn’t have enough on my plate to begin with.
That is when I realized that having a starting point to give me insight on my decisions was mandatory if I wanted to progress in the next three years. I had to ask myself, just like the important question from the book “The One Big Thing,” what actions or decisions today can make all other decisions easier or unnecessary? [...]
Greg Roskopf shares his experience creating a company, one lesson at a time. Most practitioners go to school, gain some experience under a mentor, and model their practice after those that came before them. Then their are others that try to break that mold, because it never fit them to begin with.
Got a business plan? Nope.
Know what your curriculum looks like? Not until the binder is created for the next class.
Greg Roskopf uses “just in time” learning, hiring, and content creation, to put constraints on time and deliver his best work. When you believe in what you are creating, you can get lost in the journey.
We discuss his vision of MAT, and who helps him make that vision a reality.
Enjoy the episode, and please leave any comments on our twitter feed. @bizbodycast #BBEP3
Keep striving for your vision,
Keith Shimon
We are trying a little something different this week. I just so happened to bring my new Zoom H6 recorder on our New York vacation this past fall to visit my Sister. And yes my wife was thrilled I did that, I must add. Of course I wanted to play around with it, and understand how it all worked. Little did I know that during the trip, we would have a unique experience at a chocolate shop.
At the time, I was buried in the Disney Institute book, Be Our Guest. It’s a book that’s dedicated to the art of delivering an awesome customer experience. I wanted some ideas on how I could improve our processes at our gym. I think that this is why this moment stood out to me.
How can we make things easier for our clients, instead of more complex. How can we help more?
I hope you enjoy this episode, as much as I had making it.
Also, thanks again Heather.
Keith
Episode 1. Loren Landow Landow Performance In today’s exercise marketplace, Sports Performance gyms seem to be everywhere. This is exactly why Loren Landow, Owner of Landow Performance has differentiated himself from the pack. He molds his experiences into a strong, and positive vision that aligns with his passion and purpose.
Loren shares his past, his present, and his future. He touches upon his internship, hiring, compensation, and building a culture. If you are thinking about getting into field of exercise at any level, this is an episode that is 25 minutes of reality reality check.
Thank you for listening, and enjoy our first Episode,
Keith
We explore the business side of what it takes to be a Health and Wellness Practitioner.
Join us for the first season for interviews from successful practitioners, short info episodes, and updates on what we are experiencing in our own practice.
Enjoy.