Ask three people in your clinic who owns a new injectable lead and see whether you get the same answer twice. Leisa Krauss has walked into enough practices to know how that question usually lands, and she has an unwelcome diagnosis for the owner who is spending thousands a month on marketing and watching revenue sit flat. A room full of talented providers is not a team, and no amount of hiring fixes a building where three people are doing one job and nobody is doing another.Her case is that most of what owners call a people problem is a leadership system problem. Accountability without a number attached is just a feeling. A manager who has to ask permission is holding a title, not a job, and "everybody helps with everything" is how a task ends up belonging to nobody. The owner who asks for more ownership and then overrules every decision her manager makes has trained the whole team to stop deciding, and then gets to stand in her own clinic wondering why nobody can act without her. The same test applies to values. Whatever the wall says, your culture is whatever you reward and whatever you tolerate, so if your top producer treats the team badly and keeps her seat because of her revenue, teamwork is not one of your values. Revenue is.What she wants you to build instead is a short list of definitions most owners have never written down, and she has opinions about every one of them. Members get the full working reference, including the five-question audit and the thirty-day reset. Bring your manager and your front desk to this one. It goes better when everybody hears it at the same time.Not a member yet? No worries! Just head over to ScalpelOfTruth.com and sign up today! Get the full episodes in your own private, personal podcast feed all while ensuring this show continues to grow and thrive! Thank you!ScalpelOfTruth.com • Join Club Bitchacho for full episodes today!Check out our MedSpa Workshops and Trainings and schedule a discovery call today

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