EP.34: Planning For The Future

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

What will you do in the event that you lose your job? Or you suddenly become ill and can’t see clients in your private practice? Or, like we’re currently experiencing, there’s a global health crisis and your life & business have to pivot in order to stay afloat?

In today’s episode, I share the importance of planning for your future ahead of time by creating multiple streams of income.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

The importance of planning ahead for the future.
Why you should have multiple streams of income in your practice.
The one step you can take to start planning for multiple streams of income.
Why it’s okay to be a multi-passionate entrepreneur.

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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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