The skills that make therapists exceptional clinicians don't always translate easily when they're making decisions about their own businesses. Why?

In this episode of the Therapist Incubator Podcast, Liz explores why private practice often feels so much harder when we're the ones making the decisions. Rather than offering another list of business strategies, she invites listeners to slow down, challenge assumptions, and approach their practices with the same curiosity they bring into the therapy room.

Drawing from years in business leadership and marriage and family therapy, this conversation explores how perspective influences decision-making, why we often solve the wrong problem, and how asking better questions can lead to more intentional business choices.

Whether you're building your first private practice or reevaluating an established one, this episode offers a different way to think about the business you're creating.

About the Therapist Incubator

The Therapist Incubator is a professional learning space where clinicians explore the real operational challenges of building and sustaining a private practice. Through collaborative dialogue and systems thinking, participants examine the business, structural, and relational aspects of practice ownership.

Learn more about the incubator at:
www.thelizdavidcollective.com