EP.21: Business Math

Entrepreneurial Skills and Business Planning, Mindset, Podcast

Money and math…the 2 things that most RD’s shun the most, especially in their businesses. I know this because if more dietitians had a better relationship with money, they’d love doing the math of counting, tracking, and reconciling their finances in their business.

Today on the podcast, I’m sharing the importance of embracing what I call Business Math. When you do, you’ll see how easy (and fun) it is to make more money as a dietitian!

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

How Business Math can make you feel more empowered in your nutrition business.
Why tracking the numbers in your business is a good sign of 100% commitment.
My business revenue growth from 2018 to present (I share true percentages).

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About the host

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

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