In this episode the boys reflect on their 2020. The lads evaluate and reflect on their own 2020, how they believe they handled it and what is to come in 2021. They speak about individual and company goals and visions, what investments they plan on making and of course, COVID-19 creeps into the conversation.

This episode is relevant to anyone who wants to hear!

Episode recorded: 17/12/2020

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business.

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. 

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance.


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 In this episode, Dr. Amir is interviewed by the HBI team. Dr. Amir is a General Practitioner and Regenerative Medicine (Anti-Aging) trained doctor who has a special interest in musculoskeletal medicine and the practices of Plasma Rich Platelet (PRP) therapy, Prolotherapy and preventative medicine. Dr. Amir works at the Centre for Musculoskeletal Medicine in Melbourne Australia where he works with other allied health professionals. Ben works relatively closely with Dr. Amir where they co-manage clients that are of a more complex nature, and have been doing so for 18 months.

The lads ask Amir a host of professional questions around regenerative medicine, PRP and the science and application of these therapies in relation to musculoskeletal dysfunction, pain and healing deficiencies, and anti-aging. So if any of these topics interest you, grab a pen and paper and listen in.

 Episode recorded: 31/07/2020

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business.

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. 

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance.


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In this episode the lads chat about the ever important ‘outsourcing in business’. As all business owners know, time is our most important yet scarce resource when it comes to business - there are never enough hours in the day to get all jobs completed! There is always a battle between your personal life and business life and getting this balance right is one of the most difficult aspects of business. The boys discuss how you can value your time, what dollar figure you put on your time, and how this then correlates to the tasks at hand and priority list of tasks to do. They speak about how to outsource, how to identify areas in desperate need of outsourcing, where to start, what metrics and strategies you can use to track productivity of yourself and the potential role you are getting outsourced, and how this all ties together with the day-day operations and costs of the business. Lastly, they chat about integrating the company vision, values and direction into your business and staff members.

This episode is appropriate for health professional business owners, health professionals, health professional students, and business owners in general.

Episode recorded: 23/02/2021

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business.

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. 

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance.


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 In today’s episode, Nathan and Ben chat about the snap COVID-19 lockdown in Perth, and the administrative burden and headaches this had caused. They speak about a juicy topic of theirs, ‘health professionals bagging other health professionals’ or ‘douche bags in the health industry’ as Nathan was the victim to some unfair circumstances. They then go onto discuss the age old traditional beef that exists between Physiotherapists and Chiropractors (and vice versa), Australian Health Professional Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and handling personal complaints, how you should interact and communicate with other health professionals, especially when co-managing clients, and prioritizing your personal and business life to avoid emotional and psychological ‘burn-out’ and excessive stress. The other half to this episode is personal discussions around different investments the boys have including the elusive ‘Crypto-Currency’ space!

This episode is suitable for all healthcare professionals, students, clients or ours and the avid crypto investors.

Episode recorded: 11/02/2021

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business.

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. 

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance.


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In today’s episode, Dan has a few questions around hiring and setting up contracts as he is looking to hire a health professional in the near future. The boys openly and truthfully discuss what kind of contract setup is ideal for both the employee and employer, the pros and cons of each contract type. For example, sub-contractor vs. casual/part-time/full-time employee contract, pros and cons. Importantly, the boys discuss remuneration for both parties and what is fair in their eyes. They go over certain metrics to use when deciding how much to offer an employee / contractor, how to best negotiate (employer and employee), how to maintain staff and keep staff retention high, and strategies and/or incentives to keep staff content, empowered, valued and of course, paid fairly for their efforts.

This episode is appropriate for health professionals seeking work, health professional students, and health professional business owners.

 Episode recorded: 02/03/2021

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business.

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. 

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance.

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In today’s episode the lads discuss the topic of most interest to young health professionals and students, CPD otherwise known as continued professional development. CPD requires you to obtain a certain level of educational points annually to ‘maintain’ your registration within your industry - basically compulsory education. The boys discuss how you can discover what CPD / training is for you and the reasoning behind your decision, why you should and more importantly shouldn’t do CPD just to ‘tick the boxes’, and how you can best set yourself up for success in your chosen profession, and not fall into the mindless, and mandatory CPD trap. 

This episode is very relevant to health professional students, new graduates and those health professionals wondering what course / training to undertake.

Episode recorded: 16/03/2021

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business. 

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry. If you find this podcast useful, pay the cost and share this episode.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk.

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance. Hope you enjoy it!

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In today’s episode, Rulan Albarouki is interviewed by the HBI team. Rulan is a Physiotherapist and works with Ben Humphris out of Results Based Physiotherapy in Melbourne Australia. Rulan is a 26 year old, New Graduate Physiotherapist who is fast becoming a well known Physiotherapist in the space not only for the work he does and the results he gets for his clients, but for his comedic, yet educational social media content. The lads ask Rulan a host of personal and professional questions so if you’d like to know more about Rulan, listen in.

This episode is for all listeners and especially insightful for Physiotherapy and health professional students.

Episode recorded: 02/10/2020

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business. 

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry. If you find this podcast useful, pay the cost and share this episode.

DISCLAIMER**

Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk.

We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance. Hope you enjoy it!

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In this episode, the boys discuss all things shoulder when it comes to treatments (mainly manual therapy) and rehabilitation. The lads chat about their view on the shoulder from each of their own backgrounds. They don't go balls deep into the 'nitty gritty' of the shoulder so it is a suitable episode for all clinicians, students and clients. 

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business. 

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry. Please be aware this podcast is personal advice, not medical, business or legal advice. 

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In this episode, the boys discuss all things anatomy and diagnostics when it comes to the shoulder. Even though this episode is more aimed at health professionals, it is still valuable to listen to if you are a client / a consumer of Physio, Chiro, Myotherapy or Osteo services. This podcast is part 1 of 2 and is not too advanced - a must listen for all health practitioners, students, and for those offering client facing services.

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business. 

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry. Please be aware this podcast is personal advice, not medical, business or legal advice. 

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In this episode, the boys discuss strategies around managing your business well during a holiday period - continuing expenses with potential, or actual, cash-flow loss. Another main issue the lads chat about is client re-bookings into the New Year, and continuity of care throughout holiday periods. The boys go into business operations and strategies to keep cash-flow steady, and expenses covered through tactical business operations such as high client retention, business organisation, and some sales and marketing advice. A must listen for all health practitioners, business owners, and for those offering client facing services.

From the boys:

We would personally like to thank all of those listening in, and would love for you all to share and rate our podcast / episodes if you get any value out of it. What we are trying to achieve here is this: a podcast full of value to ALL health practitioners and their clients, physical therapy students, and those entrepreneurs from all around the world looking to either start, or are currently running their own health business. 

We are raw and honest, and are not apprehensive to speaking about controversial topics and truths in the health and medical industry. Please be aware this podcast is personal advice, not medical, business or legal advice. 

Cheers!