
7 tips to help you organise your practice
Whether you’ve been in practice for a while, or you’re just starting out, planning, persistence and determination will take your practice where you want it to go.
Whether you’ve been in practice for a while, or you’re just starting out, planning, persistence and determination will take your practice where you want it to go.
Do you like to use your own photos for your blog, newsletter and social media? Me too.
Newsletters can be a creative and joyful part of your work as a homeopath. With a little discipline they can be your favourite marketing tool for keeping in touch with clients and making sure your practice is busy and thriving.
Everyone I’ve worked with through mentoring and on the Radiant Business courses has initially expressed disbelief or resistance to reducing their practice days. BUT, once they try it they tell me they wish they had done it before!
Wherever you are in your practice-building journey, small changes can make a big difference. Use this article to help you figure out which stage you’re at and what your next steps could be.
My ‘Word for the Year’ in 2020 was ‘Boundaries’. My word for 2021 is ‘Sustainable’. Practicing sustainably involves putting boundaries into place. Here are my plans to help me do that.
As homeopaths, we love helping people. Our client work is the focus of our business and we want to make sure that we provide a personal service. However, part of our work will mean implementing a reliable booking system.
I learned a lot about client communication from reading the 5 love languages by Gary Chapman. I’ve explored ways to include all styles of caring into my practice and feel that it helps me make good connections with people from the start.
When did you last take time to review your practice?
If there were no obstacles to your success, what is your highest ambition for yourself as a homeopath?
Exceptional service is a must for a small service-based businesses like homeopathy. It is one of the ways we bring value for our clients.
Do you think of yourself as a brand? No? Well, you might need to reframe that a little.
You have your own way of being. What you wear, where you go, what you think about and read. That’s you.
Your About Me page is the first one that people click when they come to your website. It’s your one and only chance to get their attention before they go elsewhere.
My step-by-step guide on why you need a cancellation policy, how to manage cancellations and how you can implement a system I use with my clients.
I love answering questions about business systems! I was recently asked what I do when prospective clients email me with an enquiry and how I transform those enquiries into bookings.
There are two things I always keep in mind…
I’ve tried so hard to get better at my “elevator pitch” this year after reading a great book called Key Person of Influence by a guy called Daniel Priestley. Here’s how I’m tackling it…
GDPR isn’t really a ‘one-size fits all’. We all collect and handle data in different ways. This means that we need to look at what we ourselves are doing to make sure we’re GDPR compliant within our practice.
Think about why you do what you do and lead with this message. Not with what it is you do or, how you do it but, why.
One of my favourite topics is email overwhelm.
We pop into our email to retrieve something that we need and oops, an hour has gone before we know it…
We all make choices about what we want to spend our money on, and we all have choices about what we buy (or don’t). And we don’t always go for the cheapest option.
Whether you’ve been in practice for a while, or you’re just starting out, planning, persistence and determination will take your practice where you want it to go.
Do you like to use your own photos for your blog, newsletter and social media? Me too.
Newsletters can be a creative and joyful part of your work as a homeopath. With a little discipline they can be your favourite marketing tool for keeping in touch with clients and making sure your practice is busy and thriving.
Everyone I’ve worked with through mentoring and on the Radiant Business courses has initially expressed disbelief or resistance to reducing their practice days. BUT, once they try it they tell me they wish they had done it before!
Wherever you are in your practice-building journey, small changes can make a big difference. Use this article to help you figure out which stage you’re at and what your next steps could be.
My ‘Word for the Year’ in 2020 was ‘Boundaries’. My word for 2021 is ‘Sustainable’. Practicing sustainably involves putting boundaries into place. Here are my plans to help me do that.
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