Allied health business owners invest a lot of time and money into their craft and their technical skillset, but tend not to invest the same energy into the business and team management side of things. Running an allied health business can be lonely and isolating and emotionally and mentally draining. Sticking together to help each other get the most from our private practices is the way to go. In this episode I chat about getting the right business advice, my Business Advantage Membership program, and what I think you need to do to ensure a successful allied health business. Episode highlights: Investing time and money into technical skills vs management skills What allied health business owners have told me they find difficult Asking for business advice - is it too general for the allied health sector? Developing a needs-based resource specifically for allied health business owners My Business Advantage Membership program - what it can do for you and your team Program feedback - building a better resource for you My business tips - business development time, a business plan and asking for support Useful Links: [email protected] Cathy Love LinkedInNacre WebsitePrivate Practice Made PerfectPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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