EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 1H
Giving Yourself Permission: Should You Close Your Private Practice?
from Starting a Counseling Practice Success Stories
Annie had therapy sessions at the age of 8. She loved the sessions with her therapist and wanted to pursue it as a career. Now Annie, a therapist and coach in San Francisco, began setting the foundation of her practice. After talking to a supervisor, she noticed she wasn’t fulfilled by the work she was doing. As she was still developing her practice, she also had a brainchild in the works: Rebel Therapy. Soon, Annie realized she enjoyed the coaching work more than her actual practice. Annie and Miranda speak on what helped develop their practices and why they shut them down. Annie also shares the issue with wanting passive income and if it is "passive".Mentioned in this episode:Register Now - Private Pay Clients: How to Attract, Convert, and Keep Your First (or 50th)
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We’ve highlighted multiple success stories in our Starting A Podcast Series but, what if you aren’t satisfied with the work after all? Should you add new services to it and see if you feel content? Should you try starting a new company? Or should you close down your practice?
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