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Another great Harmonize weekend in the books! Michael and I discuss how the weekend went, what we observed and learned from this cohort, and the emphasis on the importance of having streamlined processes. 

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A lot of what I talk about is taking action and the thoughts you need, the mental strength, and the emotional fuel needed to take massive action. Taking massive action is how we evolve and move forward. 

I don’t spend as much time talking about the other side and that’s inaction. I’m usually trying to inspire people to take massive action, but talking about inaction is just as important because that’s the place where most people live. The land of inaction and indecision.

If you find yourself saying "Next time...", "Not now...", or "I can't afford it." a lot then this episode is for you. 

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Next to money, time seems to be a big source of people’s problems. Like with money, the biggest complaint is that there’s never enough. 

Never enough time to do everything you need to do. Let alone want to do. 

Usually people tend to prioritize the things they need to do first and then once those are all out of the way then they will do the things they want to do. And this is usually phrased by saying: I’ll do that when I find the time." 

But that time never comes. 

If you struggle with having enough time or never-ending to-do lists this episode is for you. 

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Download Rebecca's Conscious Planning Tool for free: 
www.tcm-hub.com/planning

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As Chinese medicine is getting more popular and mainstream, and more patients are becoming disheartened by the conventional medicine model and insurance model, being able to differentiate yourself from others is going to be a crucial part of your marketing strategy.

Becoming a trusted source is one way to set yourself apart from the pack and to attract your ideal patients. 

**Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with Chris Kresser or Adapt Naturals. I just like the guy. 

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It does no good to learn all the clinical skills if your patients don’t commit to their treatment plan or take their medicine, right?

You can take every herbal medicine course and learn every sales technique in the book, but none of those are going to land if you’re missing the key ingredient to patient commitment and compliance. 

If you have trouble with patient compliance this episode is for you!

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Harmonize Discovery Call: https://calendly.com/michaelhub/harmonize-discovery

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We all take little, subtle jabs at ourselves. Usually couching it in humorous self-deprecation. Sometimes we do this because we think we're being humble. But those little jabs can add up and it's surprising how damaging they can be to our self-confidence.

Negative self-talk isn't the only thing that erodes our confidence. There's another surprising behavior that we all do that picks away at us. Listen to hear what it is! 

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This episode is a continuation from last week’s episode. If you haven’t listened to that one yet, in honor of the Olympic Games starting I created a list of skills that I learned as an athlete that have transferred to being an entrepreneur. 

Enjoy!

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In honor of the opening of the Olympics this week I created a list of the top 20 entrepreneurial skills I learned from being an athlete. I’m breaking this list up in to two episodes. So this is part 1. 

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I’ve had practitioners asking for my thoughts on choosing a specialty to practice. Specifically asking what speciality is the easiest to market to. 

Choosing a practical specialty sounds, well, practical. But making your decisions purely from a practical standpoint can backfire on you down the road. 

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One of the most asked questions that I hear from people who are trying to start or implement something new is “What’s the best way to do this?” or “What’s the best way to start?”

I thought more deeply about this question and realized that when people ask this question they aren't actually looking for the BEST way. They're looking for something else. 

Links mentioned:
www.tcm-hub.com/harmonize
https://calendly.com/michaelhub/harmonize-discovery

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