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255 – ELEVATE with Jill Woods & Jonathan Small
Jill Woods and Jonathan Small, both previous podcast guests and UK podiatrists, have gathered their collective minds...
How to Get Better At Selling
If you want to get better at selling, you must do it more often. Like anything else, the more often you do it, the...
254 – Book Review: My Dream Time by Ash Barty
If you're a tennis fan, you'll love this book. If you're not a fan of tennis but a lover of sport and stories about...
253 – I Had to Say NO to Private Practice with Kade Anderson
Saying NO to working in private practice is not what Kade Anderson had planned when he graduated from the University...
Podiatry Business Owners Wear Three Hats
As a podiatry business owner, it's essential to understand that you wear three different hats, and it's just as...
252 – The 10 Most Important T’s in Podiatry with Dr Bharti Rajput
Doctor Bharti Rajput is an award-winning Podiatrist and Healthcare entrepreneur based in Scotland. After graduation,...
If You Read Reviews You Should Ask for Reviews
When you're looking for a restaurant, a hotel or an activity to do when you're on holiday, do you look at and read the...
251: NEXT-GEN How to Improve the Podiatry Profession
If we want the podiatry profession to grow, we can no longer tolerate podiatrists with out-of-date, old-fashioned,...
Work for the Patient, Not for Incentives
Several employers have recently complained that their podiatry team underperforms when there are no incentives. If you...
250 – Connect With Your Community with Prosper Taruvinga
If you want a successful podiatry career, stop investing heavily in social media and instead connect more with your...
Better Before Bigger
At a particular point in my career, I was fiercely trying to build my podiatry business as big, and as fast as I could...
Patients Need Cliffhangers
Most people can't wait to tune into the next episode of their favourite TV show because the show's writers usually end...