In this episode of the podcast, Doc Danny recounts his recent experience at the prestigious Masters golf tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Course. Securing tickets through a challenging lottery system, Doc Danny and his wife were fortunate to attend the Monday practice round. Reflecting on his past employment at Augusta National during high school, Doc Danny gains fresh insights while attending with first-time visitors. He highlights key business lessons learned from the Masters, including effective communication, successful branding through merchandise, meticulous attention to deta ..read more

In this episode of the podcast, Doc Danny addresses the common concern among healthcare clinicians, specifically physical therapists, who feel that they may have missed out on the opportunity to start their own private practice. He provides a different perspective on this issue, explaining that although the landscape has changed over the years, there is still a large untapped market of individuals who are unaware of or not actively seeking out cash-based or hybrid practices. Join our 5-Day Challenge at physicaltherapybiz.com/challenge Apply at physicaltherapybiz.com/apply Leave ..read more

In this episode of the podcast, Doc Danny addresses the common concern among healthcare clinicians, specifically physical therapists, who feel that they may have missed out on the opportunity to start their own private practice. He provides a different perspective on this issue, explaining that although the landscape has changed over the years, there is still a large untapped market of individuals who are unaware of or not actively seeking out cash-based or hybrid practices. Join our 5-Day Challenge at physicaltherapybiz.com/challenge Apply at physicaltherapybiz.com/apply Leave ..read more

In this podcast episode, Dr. Danny discusses two key insights from Rick Rubin's latest book on managing business challenges. The first takeaway highlights the idea that excessive efforts to foster creativity or tackle problems can hinder progress, advocating instead for physical activity to stimulate innovative thinking without external distractions. The second point underscores the importance of viewing challenges as opportunities for growth and creativity, encouraging a shift from a victim mentality to an empowered mindset. Dr. Danny recommends incorporating physical activity and a positive ..read more

In this podcast episode, Doc Danny discusses the common experience of buyer's remorse that often occurs when people make new investments or commitments that involve money, especially when investing in themselves through things like mentorship programs or business courses.  He provides the example of when he bought his first house at age 23 for $122,000, and how the night after moving in he couldn't sleep because he was overwhelmed with anxiety about the large debt commitment and worries that the housing market could crash, leaving them unable to sell the house or make payments. However, t ..read more

In this episode, we look into the various areas of a business that owners can strategically invest in to generate a substantial return on investment. One of the key areas highlighted is investing in people, specifically hiring staff. By bringing skilled individuals on board, businesses can often generate more revenue than the cost of their salaries, making it a highly beneficial investment.  Overall, we stress the notion that investing in your own business has the potential to yield a much higher return than passive investments, primarily because you have control over the outcomes. By str ..read more

In this podcast episode, Jerred Moon and Yves delve into the topic of productivity, conquering procrastination, and sharpening focus. Jerred, a seasoned business owner, shares his personal experiences and strategies for managing multiple tasks and staying organized. He introduces his system, which originated from a basic to-do list and has evolved to include prioritizing tasks based on urgency and importance, setting goals, and time-blocking tasks. Inspired by his pilot training, Jerred developed a symbolic tracking system using dashes, pluses, and circles to represent ideas, tasks in progress ..read more

In this episode, we dive deep into the origins and goals of PT Biz, a renowned business coaching company specifically designed for physical therapists. This incredible company was founded by three partners - Doc Danny, Yves, and Jerred. Danny himself started his own cash-based physical therapy practice back in 2014, but soon realized that he needed to expand his knowledge in the business aspect of things. With the invaluable support and guidance of his wife, Danny developed effective systems that facilitated the growth of his practice. As time went on, other therapists started seeking his advi ..read more

In this episode, we look into the significance of continuity programs and recurring revenue for businesses. We uncover the essence of continuity programs as ongoing initiatives that contribute to the development of recurring revenue. Unlike new business revenue which constantly necessitates the acquisition of new clients, recurring revenue involves clients who pay consistently each month. This type of revenue offers a higher level of stability and sustainability. Doc Danny emphasizes the importance of initiating continuity programs early on, as they have the potential to snowball over time. As ..read more

In this episode, Danny engages in a candid conversation with a group of physical therapy students from Indiana State, sharing his personal journey and experiences in starting a cash-based physical therapy practice. Rather than delivering a formal presentation, Danny opts for a casual discussion with the students, allowing for a more intimate and relatable exchange. Throughout the episode, Danny addresses various questions posed by the students, offering invaluable insights and advice tailored to their individual aspirations. For instance, he guides Emily, who expresses her desire to work with ..read more