Be Serious About Your Business
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE BE SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2015 Practitioners are serious about their patients and work hard every day to help them feel better and to thrive. But they don’t always put the same energy and attention into the management of their businesses. This can cause you…
Boost Your Success This New Year
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE BOOST YOUR SUCCESS THIS NEW YEAR E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2015 It’s time to ring in the New Year and to evaluate where you’ve been and where you’re headed. No need to make major changes if you’re satisfied with your success, but consider some course corrections if you’re…
Keep Your Feet On The Ground
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE KEEP YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2014 Whether you’re a big fish in your local pond or well-known throughout the country, it’s important to keep your feet on the ground. Success is heady and easily can cause you to feel omnipotent and above it…
Holiday Networking For Practitioners
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE HOLIDAY NETWORKING FOR PRACTITIONERS E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2014 ‘Tis the season to be jolly and to network! There’s no better time to meet new people and to let them know about your practice. Social engagements abound this time of year, so take advantage of these great networking…
Learn How To Say “No”
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE LEARN HOW TO SAY “NO” E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2014 If your brand pegs you as a “nice” guy or gal, you may find it hard to say “No” to people even when you feel put upon and taken advantage of. You likely feel that it’s rude or…
It’s Best To Say “No” To Some New Referrals
DR. E. CAROL WEBSTER’S SUCCESS!EZINE IT’S BEST TO SAY “NO” TO SOME NEW REFERRALS E. Carol Webster, Ph.D. Original Copyright © 2014 It’s not always wise to accept every new referral. Some patients may not be appropriate for your practice. Rather than automatically schedule everyone who contacts you, take care to assess callers’ needs and expectations.…
