Tag: Health Care Business

Rural Revitalization – TTC013

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Thank you all!

We want to thank everyone who participated in the podcasts this year and of course to all our listeners who enjoy the content! We're looking forward to an amazing new year in 2019 because there's so much more to talk about! Stick around with us as we continue our journey into the world of private practice.

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Private Practice in a Sensory Bus – TTC012

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Important points:

  • You don’t have to know everything right away.
  • If you miss a deadline or things aren’t working out exactly as planned it just means that you need to keep trying and don’t force it.
  • Find a great mentor.

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Marketing 2019 Plan – TTC011

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Here are the highlighted steps in this months podcast:

  1. Review last year
  2. Clean house
  3. Leverage content
  4. Fresh ideas
  5. Inspiration page
  6. Review your followers, how can you help
  7. Content calendar
  8. Realistic
  9. Consistency
  10. Profitability
  11. Free attractant
  12. Cost value
  13. Create create create
  14. Automation

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Healthy Eating: with Lenora Vatamaniuck – TTC005

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Important Points:

  • Follow your passions to find the life that you want to live. Change jobs if needed to find a good fit and start projects on the side to really fill out what you want to do.
  • Facebook and instagram is a great way to communicate with your local community, you can share you knowledge and expertise with them. This not only can promote your work but also the work of your profession as a whole!
  • Community engagement is huge, make a connection with your audience and respond to their needs.

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Small Business in a Small Town: with Vanessa Skiba – TTC002

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Important Points

  • If you move somewhere where there are no 'jobs' for your profession, it doesn't mean you are not in high demand.
  • Be creative with your training to fill the 'gap in service' your community has.
  • Approach other professionals in the area to start receiving referrals.
  • Don't be intimidated by the idea of approaching a local foundation for funding support.
  • You don't have to charge the client directly for your services, be creative!
  • Grow your business at your own pace, the only expectations you have to meet are your own 🙂

Be Creative

Get a hold of Vanessa:

If you are interested in learning more about Vanessa's work, contact her at 306-861-9223

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Purpose and my Practice – TTC001

Posted on by Heidi

Welcome to the Podcast!

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In this introduction episode, we talk about the purpose of this year’s podcast. Then I review a little bit about my local private practice. Not very exciting stuff so we are releasing our first interview episode this month as well! Check it out here.

If you have any feedback or would like to participate in the show, let me know! Leave a comment below or email me at heidi.j.watson@gmail.com