“I Don’t Want to Burden Them”: The Real Reason Practice Owners Go It Alone – A Special SNACK Episode, EP 265
About this episode
This episode discusses the isolation practice owners feel and the reluctance to seek support from others.
Many practice owners don’t recognize their own isolation until someone names it, and it’s rarely about lacking support at home — it’s reluctance to burden people who already have full plates. This episode also gets into why generic networking falls flat compared to peer-specific community, and why ”I don’t have time” is often about more than the calendar.
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- “I Take What I Get” — And Other Costly Myths About Your Payer Contracts Featuring Brett Spark, EP 267
- Still Doing It Yourself? What That's Really Costing Your Practice, EP 266
- Whoever Answers the Phone Wins: The Hidden Cost of Missed Calls Featuring Erika Sanchez, EP 264
- Is Your Practice a Sellable Asset? Luisa Alberto on Cash Flow, Sustainability, and Building to Exit, EP 263
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