Private practice marketing and building requires a certain type of person and mindset.
Do you know what type of person has the most success in building and marketing their private practice? Read on to discover the four type of private practice marketers and which one is the most successful by far.
4 Types of Private Practice Marketers
In my work mentoring hundreds of private practice professionals to create their ideal practice, I have identified four different types of private practice professionals.
1. The SSS - SSS stand for Scared-Stuck-Secure- these are the folks that are too scared to move forward and are therefore stuck. They are stuck in a false sense of security sometimes called a paycheck.
2. The Dreamers - The grave stone of the Dreamer will say "Wouldn't it be nice if.................." Dreamers would like to but they do not do. They wish but they do not do.
3. The Dabblers - This is the category that most people fall into, by far. Here is a test to see if you are a Dabbler - look around your office and see how many books and programs line the shelves that you have never used. Now that happens occasionally to all of us. For a Dabbler that happens all the time.
The good news is a Dabbler is the easiest person to get moving and motivated, because they do know how to start. Dabblers need a good mentor coach to show them how to finish and complete the cycle that ends with money in your bank account.
4. The Go Getter - This is the person that shows up strong, takes the information and uses it, and completes the cycle of creating something new and prospering from it. This is the person that makes things happen.
You need to adopt the mind set and the action set of the Go Getter to be successful in private practice marketing.
And when you are ready to be a Go Getter and build your ideal private practice filled with your favorite clients, you are invited to visit http://www.PrivatePracticeMarketingSecrets.com - where you can listen to an audio on "Private Practice Marketing Secrets: How to Get High-Paying Clients and Build Your Ideal Practice in 6 Weeks."
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