So when I decided to attend a conference for entrepreneurs in San Diego last month, I knew immediately that I’d tu
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"Lead with your heart,
and don’t let fear get in the way."
Wendy Pitts Reeves
“Do You Take My Insurance?” What to Say When the Answer is No.
Ever had that awkward moment with a client?
You know – the one where they’re trying to decide whether or not to hire you, and the conversation goes s...
37 Ways to Up Your Game as a Business Owner
The learning never stops.
No matter how long you’ve been in business, what milestones you’ve reached or goals you’ve achieved, you will never stop le...
A Kayak, a Cave & a Crash: What My Latest Adventure Taught Me About Business
I so love a new Adventure...
After All These Years, Why I Still Need a Coach (and You Do, Too)
I flew all the way across the country for this.
I’ve come to San Diego to attend a live event for entrepreneurs where I’ll get to hear from some grea...
Should You Accept Insurance In Your Private Practice?
It depends.
There is no one right answer to that question, because there is no one best way to design your ideal practice.
The key is to make that d...
5 Simple Ways to Be Sure You Get Paid
You just finished a great session, and the energy was awesome.
You know you and your client did some really good work, and you can tell by her respon...
What is Your (Therapeutic) Relationship to Money?
“It’s about so much more than the money…”
…she said, as we walked together up the hill to the office. She’d seen the video where I talked about the m...
How to Clean Up the Money Mess in Our Heads
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Talk about conflicted.
When we set out to open a practice offering our services to the world, we couldn’t wait to do all the great thing...
7 of the Biggest Mistakes I Made as a New Practitioner
It’s amazing really, that I even made it.
When I started my private practice, the first business I’d ever created, I had no idea what I was really do...
The First Number You Have to Know to Run a Successful Practice
The feeling came out of nowhere.
One minute, I was having a perfectly reasonable and practical conversation with my awesome bookkeeper about perfectl...