EPISODE · Jul 10, 2025 · 18 MIN
The 3 R’s Every Public Health CEO Must Track Weekly
from The Dr.Des Show · host Dr. Des
📆Register for the Free Public Health CEO Bootcamp (July 14–16)✅Join The Public Health Club for workshops, RFPs, and communityIn this episode of The Dr. Des Show, we dive deep into the three non-negotiable metrics every public health entrepreneur should be tracking weekly—Revenue, Reach, and Relationships. Dr. Des breaks down exactly why these “3 R’s” are the foundation of sustainable growth, and how tracking them separates CEOs from freelancers.Whether you're consulting, teaching, running a membership, or selling digital products—this episode gives you a strategic lens to lead like a CEO and scale your impact without burnout.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why knowing your revenue down to the week matters (and what to do with that data)How to build intentional reach—beyond social media likes and into actual leadsThe power of relationship capital and how to turn past colleagues into paid opportunitiesTips to avoid burnout by acting like a CEO, not just a founderWhy your next client is likely sitting in your inboxResources Mentioned:Register for the Free Public Health CEO Bootcamp (July 14–16)Join The Public Health Club for workshops, RFPs, and communityhttps://www.drdesshow.com/https://www.publichealthclub.com/
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📆Register for the Free Public Health CEO Bootcamp (July 14–16) ✅Join The Public Health Club for workshops, RFPs, and community In this episode of The Dr. Des Show, we dive deep into the three non-negotiable metrics every public health entrepreneur should be tracking weekly—Revenue, Reach, and Relationships. Dr. Des breaks down exactly why these “3 R’s” are the foundation of sustainable growth, and how tracking them separates CEOs from freelancers. Whether you're consulting, teaching, running ...
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