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Top 5% globally ranked podcast for healthcare practice owners. Prevent burnout, grow profitably. 215+ episodes, 51 countries.
Welcome to Thriving Practice - the business podcast that proves independent physicians, dentists, therapists, and healthcare practice owners can build profitable, efficient practices while actually enjoying their lives.
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- 215+ episodes featuring top-tier practice owners and healthcare business experts
- Global Top 5% ranking on Listen Notes among all podcasts
- 51 countries reached globally
- 9 seasons of proven practice management strategies
- Weekly episodes with actionable insights you can implement immediately
Hosted by Tracy Cherpeski, MBA, MA, CPSC - executive coach, business consultant, and CME-approved educator with 15+ years specializing in healthcare practice consulting. Tracy brings you successful practice owners, industry experts, and medical association leaders, all united in helping private practices stay private and thrive.
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Wednesday Oct 26, 2022
Wednesday Oct 26, 2022
Join Tracy for another solo episode to learn how to valuate, or appraise, your time. Tracy reviews her 3 pillar system of Time Leadership, with a deep-dive into Pillar 2: Analysis.
Pillar 1: Discovery.
Pillar 2: Analysis.
Pillar 3: (Inspired) Action.
Tracy walks you through how to track your time for two weeks, categorize how you’ve spent your time, and place value on each task you perform.
You’ll take your data (how you’ve spent the last two weeks) and categorize all 15 minute intervals into 6 categories:
- Tasks that only you can do (i.e. patient care that relies on your expertise)
- Tasks that you’re doing that someone else on your staff could (or should!) do (i.e., additional charting, transcription, scheduling, administrative tasks, even if you can do them or can do them “faster” than your team)
- Tasks you ought to be doing, but don’t have time to do
- Tasks you’d love to do, but aren’t currently doing for the same lack of time
- Things you think about
- Things you worry about
You’ll assign monetary value to each of your categories, and hold onto your hat, because you might be a little shocked…but fear not, data is your friend, and this information will help you make your plan to structure your time differently going forward.
Resources Mentioned:
EP 38: Why Time Management Doesn’t Work
Harvard Business School Article
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