I speak to many healthcare professionals who are interested in podcasting but have yet to set up their own practice. This bonus episode aims to address that...

Leaving the NHS or another public or private healthcare organisation to start your own practice can feel risky.

You may have a stable salary, a pension, benefits, or simply the security of knowing what arrives in your bank account every month.

But for many healthcare professionals, the real risk isn’t leaving.

It’s leaving without a clear plan.

In this episode, I talk about the difference between building a business and accidentally buying yourself another job.

And why communication, positioning, referrals, and visibility matter long before you hand in your notice.

• The biggest mistake healthcare professionals make when moving into private practice
• Why technical skill alone is rarely enough
• The difference between selling your time and building an asset
• What can be built before leaving your current role
• How better positioning attracts the right patients or clients

When this is done properly, you’re building something with long-term value.

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