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Rich Vet Poor Vet: Why some veterinary practices are BOOMING ... and others aren't (and how to create your OWN practice boom).

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In the words of the author: “In recent years, I’ve spoken with scores of veterinarian practice owners in Australia, the USA and the UK. I haven’t met many who say they want to be rich. Actually, I haven’t heard even one say that. But I haven’t met one who said they wanted to be POOR either.
“Veterinarians by their nature have a heart of gold. They are deeply committed to the health and care of animals. They work long hours, often in hectic conditions, occasionally bordering on ‘controlled chaos’. And that often comes at the expense of their ‘health’… both financial and emotional.
“Something has to give. As you well know, the veterinary landscape is changing rapidly. The market is becoming more crowded each year. Margins are increasingly being squeezed. And the corporates? Their brief is the relentless encroachment of the traditional markets of smaller independents. Keeping ‘a fence’ around your own hard earned clients is going to be an ever present challenge.”
Rich Vet, Poor Vet takes you on an eye-opening journey, first to identify the stumbling blocks that may be holding you back in achieving joy and ‘richness of life’ from your practice. And then, strap yourself in as you head into the future, where your practice runs like clockwork, with a happy and energised team of people, clients who rave about you, and a whole new potential for growth and increased profitability, whether you’re there, or sitting on a beach somewhere, a million miles from a phone.

Pages: 90

Format: Kindle Edition

Rich Vet Poor Vet: Why some veterinary practices are BOOMING ... and others aren't (and how to create your OWN practice boom).

3/5 ( ratings)

In the words of the author: “In recent years, I’ve spoken with scores of veterinarian practice owners in Australia, the USA and the UK. I haven’t met many who say they want to be rich. Actually, I haven’t heard even one say that. But I haven’t met one who said they wanted to be POOR either.
“Veterinarians by their nature have a heart of gold. They are deeply committed to the health and care of animals. They work long hours, often in hectic conditions, occasionally bordering on ‘controlled chaos’. And that often comes at the expense of their ‘health’… both financial and emotional.
“Something has to give. As you well know, the veterinary landscape is changing rapidly. The market is becoming more crowded each year. Margins are increasingly being squeezed. And the corporates? Their brief is the relentless encroachment of the traditional markets of smaller independents. Keeping ‘a fence’ around your own hard earned clients is going to be an ever present challenge.”
Rich Vet, Poor Vet takes you on an eye-opening journey, first to identify the stumbling blocks that may be holding you back in achieving joy and ‘richness of life’ from your practice. And then, strap yourself in as you head into the future, where your practice runs like clockwork, with a happy and energised team of people, clients who rave about you, and a whole new potential for growth and increased profitability, whether you’re there, or sitting on a beach somewhere, a million miles from a phone.

Pages: 90

Format: Kindle Edition

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