Management Skills Made Simple

Going to the office every day can be: Behind Door #1: Fun, exciting, special and fast-paced. Behind Door #2: Sluggish, tedious, repetitive and boring. Behind

Sooner or later, one of your precious team members is going to be off work because of an illness for a day or so (hopefully).

My staff and I just spent the weekend at a workshop with Manuel Suarez, an Online Marketing Ninja/Expert/Guru, and although we have been doing online

It is believed that Ernest Hemingway wrote that “courage [or guts] is grace under pressure.” What an intriguing way of putting it! There are days

With the New Year here, I got to thinking about all the New Year’s Resolutions that I and millions of others have made over the

As the owner of a practice, have you ever sat at the front desk of your practice and taken all the incoming calls and dealt

Uh oh … here I go again on the subject of success. It seems everyone I meet wants success, happiness, fulfillment. The really funny thing

Are your staff tired to death of spending half their days doing phone calls to remind patients or clients of their upcoming appointments? And does

Getting through your day as the practitioner, putting one foot in front of another, seeing each patient and doing what’s required, dealing with issues that

One of the hardest things to do sometimes is believing in yourself and keeping faith with yourself.  Sometimes you do dumb things or say things

Apparently, there are people who look at life as a half empty glass and those who see it as a half full glass.  The first

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” This