every day.
it seems we have to work harder than
ever before to achieve the same degree of
professional, financial and lifestyle success
experienced by previous generations
of professionals.
therefore need to earn more, which generally
means working more, harder and longer.
recreation and work/life balance
a favourite theme of ours.
contemplating their next move and career/
lifestyle path, we see firsthand this dilemma
playing out in their minds. The solution for
many and, in our opinion, a worrying trend
is not to `go into' practice but to either stay
in the public system or become permanent
locums/employees.
for some, but for most it's a result of poor
understanding of business principles
and their role in achieving success in all
aspects of life. It doesn't help that, since
Hippocrates, the healthcare `industry' has
practiced a self-imposed moratorium on
doing business, and doctors have not been
encouraged to address the business side of
the delivery of their oath.
`customer' service. In fact, the opposite is
true if your goal is to own and run a profitable
and growing practice. But to achieve this you
will have to adopt new methodologies and
embrace a new way of thinking.
time to be `present' in the lives of your loved
ones and to be able to provide them with the
widest possible range of options for their
future and success.
the key is understanding and embracing the
ingredients required for success.
enthusiasm energy, productivity and success.'
from our education partners that reinforce
this message. We hope you enjoy them.
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