Six Simple Steps to Six Weeks Vacation
Do you find yourself overworking in your practice, and going long stretches without taking any time off?
Do you sometimes notice jealousy creep in hearing clients talk about their amazing vacations… when you feel like you can’t even afford to take time off, let alone go away somewhere?
When was the last time you felt fully replenished, refreshed, and excited and to dive into your clinical work?
It makes total sense that as a therapist or health practitioner in private practice, you don’t have a clear way to take paid time off or meaningful vacation time.
It’s not like you had a course in your professional training that taught you how to manage these parts of your business. We’ve spent so much time learning how to take care of others’ well-being, but information about finances, systems and the importance of actually taking care of ourselves as people, practitioners and business owners was nowhere in sight. This lack of education about private practice finances and how to make them actually work for us can make it all feel overwhelming and impossible.
But I can assure you, you can learn how to set yourself up to take regular paid time off AND save for the amazing vacations that will recharge you.
Afterall, you’ve learned SO much to get where you are in your career and your private practice, and you can absolutely learn this too.
This workbook is for you if...
… you have been wanting to prioritize your self-care and well-being by taking the paid time off you truly need, but don’t know how to financially or practically make it happen
… you have been wanting to create a system that will smooth out the financial piece of taking time off. (No more booking time away with no income to cover your financial needs and the stress that comes with that!)
… you have been dreaming of an amazing trip with your family but never have enough set aside to make it happen
… you are craving a life where there is no anxiety if you are sick or just need a day off, and instead you can take the time you need for yourself, knowing you have money specifically for PTO
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Six Simple Steps to Six Weeks Vacation
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How to Stop Feeling Overworked & Underpaid In Your Group Practice
What You'll Learn
Become the confident financial leader of your group practice.
- Your money story and how it shows up in the relationship you have with money as an individual, as a clinician, and as a group practice owner.
- The 4 keys for Becoming The Empowered Financial Leader of Your Group Practice.
- The CFO (Chief Financial Officer) skills you need to create a healthy, sustainable private practice that will support you, your team and your community for years to come.
Get my free Guide: How to Stop Feeling Overworked & Underpaid In Your Group Practice
I value your privacy and will never share your contact information. By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive a free workbook and to get tips and advice on building a healthy relationship with your private practice finances – Linzy
Get off the Private Practice Income Roller Coaster
- Are you struggling to pay yourself consistently from your private practice?
- Are you able to pay yourself really well one month, and then next month you’re struggling to pay the bills?
- Do you feel like a hot mess when it comes to paying yourself?
- What you can do today to create consistency in your private practice income
- How much you should be paying yourself on a regular basis
- How to build the habits and system to get off the income rollercoaster for good!
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Do you feel like a 'Hot Mess' about Money?
I hear from therapists every other day, who struggle with their business finances because they keep getting stuck.
I know you’ve tried to work on your finances many times before, but it never sticks.
And there’s a reason things aren’t changing for you…
It’s that Your Relationship to Money needs to change.
Our beliefs and emotions around money can be serious barriers to even *thinking* about starting to make changes in how we manage our finances.
In fact, without changing those beliefs and the emotions that go with them, making lasting change is damn near impossible.
Our beliefs and emotions around money can be serious barriers to even *thinking* about starting to make changes in how we manage our finances.
I created this free mini training for therapists who are ready to work on their beliefs about money and open to changing their relationship to money.
This free mini-training is a quick, and POWERFUL, first step to building the new relationship with money that is essential to get your finances in order.
In fact, without changing those beliefs and the emotions that go with them, making lasting change is damn near impossible.
I created this free mini training for therapists who are ready to work on their beliefs about money and open to changing their relationship to money.
This free mini-training is a quick, and POWERFUL, first step to building the new relationship with money that is essential to get your finances in order.
I’m excited for you to dive in and start changing your money mindset today!
Could you use a Hand Navigating Uncertain Times?
When the world goes topsy-turvy and our private practices are impacted, it’s easy to go into survival or scarcity mode and not be able to think strategically.
If you’re feel unclear about your finances, have lost clients or have lost income at home, this guide can help.
I’ve laid out six simple steps to think through the different areas of your financial life where you can make positive changes, as well as some mistakes to avoid.
Are you saving enough for taxes?
Do you know how much money you should have already put away for taxes?
Does the idea of figuring this out how much to set aside for taxes make you want to hide under the bed?
If you’re unclear about how much to set aside, or if you avoid thinking about paying taxes, then you’re not alone.
A lot of us super talented, highly educated and very competent therapists, tend to be a hot mess when it comes to money, and that includes saving for taxes.
But it doesn’t have to be that way!
You are invited to my free workshop, Setting Enough Aside for Taxes (in 5 Easy Steps!), where I’m debunking the common story that it’s hard to know how much to save for taxes! In this free workshop I will help you create a plan so you can face the next tax season with calm and confidence, knowing that you have the right amount of money set aside.