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Why Experience Is Making Change Harder, Not Easier
Experience is supposed to make things easier. You have seen cycles. You have solved problems. You have built something that works. On paper, you should
Busy Is the New Warning Sign in Private Practice
Busy used to mean something good. Phones ringing. Schedules full. Teams moving fast. The work matters, and there is a lot of it. What has
The Middle-Class Private Practice Is Dead in 2026. And Here’s Why.
For years, private practice owners in the $500,000 to $5 million range have been the backbone of independent healthcare. Physical therapy, pediatric therapy, speech and
Do Not Carry Last Year Into the New One
A new year does not automatically create a clean start. Most practice owners cross into it carrying everything from the year before. Unfinished decisions. Old
Before You Plan Next Year, Land This One
Most practice owners move fast from one year to the next. You finish the year tired. You glance at the numbers. You think about what
Why “Everyone Helps With Everything” Is Breaking Your Practice
At some point, this probably felt like the right call. “We’re a team here. Everyone helps with everything.” It sounds collaborative. It sounds generous. It
