EP.29: Your ONE Thing

Entrepreneurial Skills and Business Planning, Marketing and Client Acquisition, Podcast

Being multi-passionate is a good thing, and it can definitely work to your advantage. However, in order to be successful at attracting clients to your practice, it’s important to focus on Your ONE Thing.

In today’s episode, I share why it’s important to focus on your unique thing without sacrificing your other passions, in order to be of highest service to your clients.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

What “Your ONE Thing” means.
Why it’s okay to be a multi-passionate practitioner.
How all of your passions can play a role in what you do as a dietitian, even when you focus on your ONE thing.
The importance of focusing on one thing and doing it very well in order to be of highest service to your potential clients.

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Christine Dyan Thomson, founder of The Manipura Centre™, works to amplify the voices of dietitians who are making an impact.

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