I was at a conference recently and I had lots of conversations with people, as you do at conferences and you’re networking, and you’re talking.
And the number one question you’re asked is not “what’s your name? “It’s the weirdest thing, that is not the number one question you’re asked. The number one question you’re asked at a physical therapy conference because they know, more or less that you’re a PT is… “so how’s the practice going? ”
That’s the number one question. And what’s amazing about the answer to this question? Because I heard dozens and dozens and dozens of answers in this question.
The answer was invariably, oh, it’s doing well. We’re doing good. Oh, great.
By Jamey Schrier
PT, Founder & CEO, Practice Freedom U
February 27, 2020
4 minute video
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Thanks for sharing your story, Jamey. I think an extension of the story might be to talk about what you do now to deal with stress – practicing gratitude, mindfulness, etc. – that practitioners can learn if they join your community. I think it’s part of the hope you offer to people; that there’s a path forward from their current misery.