Whether you’re growing your practice, refining your leadership, or simply looking for fresh ideas to work smarter, this month’s podcast highlights offer practical insights for every stage of your journey.
Across these conversations, you’ll discover strategies for building sustainable systems that help your practice grow without creating more overwhelm, creating businesses that generate both profit and freedom, and developing marketing approaches that attract the right clients without chasing every opportunity.
You’ll also hear thoughtful discussions on mentorship, productivity, intentional living, financial success in private practice, embracing change, and even what we often misunderstand about aging and long-term wellbeing.
If you’re looking for actionable advice, inspiring conversations, and practical strategies you can apply to your practice and your life, these episodes are well worth adding to your listening queue.Podcasts
What if your calling wasn’t just to see clients, but to mentor other clinicians too? How can you make generosity sustainable instead of exhausting? Could interns and pre-licensed clinicians become one of your practice’s greatest strengths? In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok discusses becoming a teaching group practice with Sabrina Rogers.Building Great Lakes Online Counseling: Documentation, Coworking, and SEO | POP 1384
What if documenting your processes today could save you countless hours in the future? How might creating the right environment help your clinicians and practice thrive? Could the knowledge you already have become the foundation for valuable content and long-term SEO growth?
In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok gives an update on building Great Lakes Online Counseling with assistant Jen.
What You Get Wrong About Productivity and Intention with bestselling author Chris Bailey | POP 1387
Why do some goals energize you while others leave you feeling depleted? Could the key to greater productivity be greater self-awareness? Are you living by deliberate intentions, or simply running on default? In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok speaks about what you get wrong about productivity and intention with bestselling author Chris Bailey.Why Knowing Your Audience Matters More Than Rebranding with Bruce Law | GP 331
What if growing your business had less to do with changing your brand and more to do with knowing exactly who you serve? Could narrowing your focus actually help you compete with bigger companies that have larger marketing budgets? Are you building systems that make it easy for potential clients to find and connect with you? In this podcast episode, Brandon Shurn discusses why knowing your audience matters more than rebranding with Bruce Law.
How Practice Owners can Build Businesses that Create both Profit and Freedom with TaVona Denise | GP 332
Have you fallen into the success-freedom gap without realizing it? What would happen if you took two weeks away from your practice? Could simplifying your business be the key to greater growth? In this podcast episode, Brandon Shurn discusses how practice owners can build businesses that create both profit and freedom with TaVona Denise.Two things are true in our industry: therapists love being in solo practice, AND most don’t earn very much. The latest industry report reports median annual income at just 53K for solo therapists – less than most entry-level W2 clinicians. But some solo therapists build their practice strategically to fund their real life and support their family for decades. How do they do it? They’re doing 5 specific things right.
In this podcast episode, Melissa Schneider discusses where most solo practices struggle financially and shares 5 keys to thriving.
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- How to Find a Buyer for your Business: 5 Ways to Find a Buyer There’s a lot of options when you’re selling your business. This is the business that you’ve created, no one’s going to love it the same way you do and they’re not going to keep it the same. So emotionally you need to be ready for that, but when the time comes to sell your business make sure you follow these five tips. They’re going to help make it so much easier for you.
- How to Value a Small Business in 5 Steps: #5 Will Surprise You I’m going to be sharing with you exactly how to value your company before you sell it and trust me, number five is gonna surprise you!
- What If I Can’t Sell My Small Business? These are the options you have if for some reason you can’t sell your small business, and we have five of them!




