Ex Phys Biz

15. Challenging the status quo and being a good human in allied health
 
Rhea Mercado of Three Sticks and The Intelligent Rebellion joins me and we chat about how she found her path in injury management and life by making sure she meets her survival needs. Rhea is known to create some controversy by challenging the industry status quo in an effort to better the industry and herself as a self-identified humanist.
Socials
@rheamercs on Linkedin, Instagram and Facebook
@intelligentrebellion on Instagram
 
And lastly, the book Rhea spoke about
https://workwontloveyouback.org/
 
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I speak to David Nunn of Enhanced Living on the Sunshine Coast, who offers a range of services in their practice as well as having diversified to offer courses as well as using the practice to kickstart their charitable work and being able to choose how to help the community

I discuss some of the most common and necessary FAQs when starting out or trying to grow your health business.How do I go about getting clients?Who should my clients be?Where do they come from?What should I offer?
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Top tips and thoughts to effectively plan for a big year of growth in your allied health business
 
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I review the current trends as well as the recent past, and I discuss the direction of the trends for 2023 in the business of exercise physiology.

Do the benefits of entrepreneurship outweigh the personal challenges and risk? Part 2 covers the bright side and if it's worth it, after covering, part 1, the dark side in the previous episode

The challenges and personal costs of business are not often spoken about. I discuss the dark side and personal cost of entrepreneurship in Part 1. Part 2 covers the bright side and if it's worth it (FYI - it is!)

I chat to Adam King and Michael Usher from Vision Health. We explore how they dived right into business, creating their partnership and how it's evolved. Also, how their personalities work together and what it was like in the early days of being an EP, well before the recognition.

Fit Clinic Online continues to operate and has become a brand of itself after Fit Clinic initially went online out of necessity during lockdowns. I share my experiences of how we continue to operate our online programs as well as how we've improved it and what we would do If I were to start from scratch today.  

I chat with Jacci Allanson of Transcend Health; a Physio and Exercise Physiology practice based in Newcastle, NSW. We chat all things business partnerships, setting boundaries, and how their practice manages the client experience and expectations with mostly "hands-off" treatments.