With all that’s going on in the world, your clients and potential clients may require some flexibility on how they can work with you. One of the biggest potential barriers they may be facing right now is their finances.
Recent events have changed the way much of the world works and for many practitioners that means taking their practices online. This may feel uncomfortable at first for those who are new to the online space
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we want to make sure that our community is set up to take their practices online. That’s where Practice Better comes in.
Your website is an important part of your business. It’s the new first impression – people will often see it even before they meet or talk to you through a google search.
So, how do you turn those resolutions into achievable goals for your business? It’s all about breaking them down into specific goals, committing, taking action, and leaving room to celebrate even the smallest of wins.
When it comes to business, credibility is everything. Like anything worthwhile, it takes time. With a few actionable steps, you’ll be walking the walk in no time.
It can be a daunting experience going from practitioner to solo-business owner which is why we’ve outlined five tips to set you on the road to successful financial planning.
Sharing information and knowledge with your clients electronically has become such an integral aspect of any practitioner-client relationship and is a key factor in your clients progress towards their personal health goals. The information that you share with your clients can be a powerful tool that keeps your clients informed, engaged, and empowered to make better decisions when it comes to their well-being.
We’re excited to introduce to you Haley Hughes. Haley is a Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, CrossFit Level 1 Coach, as well as an avid athlete and adventurer.
