025.Aaron Lebauer - Cash-Based Practice
from Education Hackers Hosted by Steve Atwal interviews Sue B Zimmerman, Jared Easley, Omar Zenhom with aspirations of Richard Branson, Brian Tracy, Brendon Burchard, and Timothy Ferriss
Education Hackers interviews Aaron Lebauer, Doctor of Physical Therapy AND a Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist, about how you can setup a Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice.
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