This is the third post I’ve done on our favorite books for practitioners. You find the other two here and here. 1. Essentialism by Greg McKeown This was one of my favorite books last year. I love the idea of doing more by doing less, and this is the best book I’ve read on learning to focus on […]
Even the most devout anti-resolutionist has a tough time not thinking ahead at this time of year, and we’re no exception. If you’re like us, your thoughts are turning toward the New Year, and how to improve your practice. Here are three upcoming happenings here at TPJ for 2012 that we think will make a […]
The Short Version of this Post: We Need Your Help We’ve written a free resource for schools to help students get started sooner on the path to practice success. It’s an ebook called The Gift: 7 Practice Success Ideas for Students and Educators. We’d like to ask you to give it a read and share […]
Some time ago we listed 7 books we thought every practitioner should read. Of course, we read a lot of books, so we’ve discovered a lot of great new ones since then. 🙂 Here are five more (well, really six if you count the pair) that have made a difference for us. None are specific […]
Many moons ago we set out to write a book. One that would help all CAM practitioners, from acupuncturists and chiropractors to massage therapists and energy workers, get what they really want from their practices. A book that would help struggling practitioners get unstuck, find balance, and make a decent living. Today I get to […]
Sometimes, clients just appear on your mental radar. They pop into your mind out of the blue, and you think, “Gee. I wonder what happened to so-and-so?” They might have been in active treatment, but have since dropped off, or recovered from a condition and haven’t been back since. Whatever the reason, it happens, and […]
When we started this blog (four years ago today!) we were also working on a book. I thought it would be my next book, but then along came Escape 101. And then The Secret Language of Money, a collaboration that included our good friend and Go-Giver co-author John David Mann. And, of course, along the […]
Hi Everyone, Summer’s in full swing in our part of the world, and we’re heading out for our annual 2-week hiatus. We’ll be off the grid in solar-powered relaxation mode (right here, to be specific). A few tidbits before we head out: Escape 101 is now available in Audio We’re excited about this one. Escape […]
I credit much of our good fortune in practice (and other things) thus far to a voracious appetite for learning, especially via books. Summer’s here for our part of the planet, and Tara and I both tend to increase our book consumption a little more than usual. Here are a few of the books that […]
In support of our post last week on giving as the key to professional networking and referrals come two things. The first is scientific research revealing a link between charity and wealth. The second is a fantastic new book, The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea . The Go-Giver is the story […]
Many of you know that Tara and I spend last winter doing volunteer health care and economic development work in Paraguay, SA. It really was an incredible experience – the positive impact on our health and family was remarkable. The real bonus benefit was that our practice was profitable while we were away, and ran […]
I came across a tidbit today that does a great job of describing the difference between running a business and running a holistic practice. It’s from Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant, the second in the Rich Dad series of books: “Those who are true “B’s” (Business Owners) can leave their businesses for a year or more, […]
I just finished Lisa Rohleder’s book, The Remedy: Integrating Acupuncture into American Health Care. I’d discovered her book and Working Class Acupuncture, via the Integrator Blog a while back, and she was kind enough to shoot me a copy of the book to review. If you’re NOT an acupuncturist, let me grab you before you […]
Daryl Kulak of The Simplicity Institute has made his ebook “Health Insurance Off the Grid” available as a free download. You can also buy the print copy. The book covers “a complete healthcare system for a person or a family that removes many of the hassles of HMOs, denied coverage and Western medicine as the […]
Lori D’Ascenzo at The Healthy Lifestyle Directory has a series of free excerpts from From a Little Acorn, a business guide for alternative health professionals. You can also read longer excerpts and buy the book here: http://www.wealthofknowledgebooks.com/bookstore/ Enjoy! UPDATE: Looks like Lori’s book is no longer available. Sorry! – D.
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