Many therapists are worried about the recession we are in today, unsure if they can endure. But there are always hidden prospects in a bad economic market. Some business owners only get better at what they do during bad times. Will you? In this presentation, the nationally-known business coach Lynn Grodzki will share her top strategies to help you recession-proof your practice. Come join us to focus on specific actions to help you become more resilient and feel more prepared for the months ahead.
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Lynn is a pioneer in the field of practice-building, showing professionals how to own and operate a business that yields profits, principles, and personal choice. She is the author of four books, and Building Your Ideal Private Practice (WW Norton, 2000), remains the best-selling guide to practice-building. Lynn is a sought-after speaker at international conferences and sits on the faculty of CoachU, a large coach-training organization. Her articles about practice-building appear in national magazines, and she publishes a free monthly email newsletter that is read by seven thousand professionals. Lynn lives in Silver Spring, Maryland.