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1d •
Going the 2nd Mile
Creating a VIP list of my patients is something I haven’t done yet. Now it’s on the to-do list!
1 like • 20h
It is an invaluable list! Something you will add to, delete from, but continually use. Recommend excel!
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Was Reminded of an Absolute Classic Today -- Had To Share It
"Compound Interest is the 8th Wonder of the World -- He Who Understands It, Earns It -- He Who Doesn't, Pays It" ---- Albert Einstein TRUTH! Remember -- Compound + Time = WEALTH
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I was blessed to learn this almost 20 years ago. The big point is to just start putting money into investments where you are now. I started with $100 month because that was where I was at financially. Consistently over time is key
2 likes • Apr 21
A few things I have had in my pocket on a note card over the years: Where there is faith, there is no fear Where there is doubt, there is no trust
Mar 13 •
When and why to hire
When and why to hire. Just about halfway through this episode.And the why question has been proposed. Giving me some pretty serious thought as to how I run my business even today, before I hire employees. The systems that I'm building as to why I’mbuilding them and how they will play into my business five years down the road. Specifically, the difference between working for myself and owning a business and to what my end goal is. My question for you all is: when you started your business did you want to work for yourself or did you want to run a business? Did that why follow you, or change and adapt as the rubber hit the road?
1 like • Mar 17
When I started my business, I wanted to turn it into a reproducible system. Where down the road I wouldn’t always have to be present. I think as time goes on, I found that I wanted more free time for family and things that I enjoyed outside of my business. That is where employees will come in. When you’re ready, you will find the right ones train them to do the job the way you want to be done and then if you have to step away from your business because life happens a tragedy or a trauma it’ll continue on.
Feb 3 •
Don't plan to fail, but I did
Finished the first lesson of business success today. In all honesty, the biggest takeaway is that I am the luckiest man in business. I took none of the right steps, started for the wrong reasons in a 'unknown' location and just sent it. And I made it. Somehow. The market was right and primed for me, there was no competition worthy of competing with, and somehow the cost of doing business was low enough for me to be profitable my first year and every year yet. How did you plan to fail? How did you plan to succeed? How were you just plain lucky?
4 likes • Feb 6
Very interesting question......I am not sure anyone plans to fail intentionally. We just didn't know what we didn't know. Plan to succeed and plan to growth are slightly different, but I surrounded myself with people who were already where I wanted to me. As for being Lucky... "luck comes when preparation meets opportunity"......your mind has been prepped for years!
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