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“Doing something you love on a schedule you can’t control can feel the same as doing something you hate.” — Morgan HouselIf you’re a vet practice owner, that probably hits home. So, how do you change that?
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How One Vet Practice Tripled Their Google Reviews Without Any Extra Work (opens the original)
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Sam’s just back from the States and the big takeaway is this: the problems are exactly the same: mindset, money, leadership, marketing. Same challenges, different accent.One thing that stood out, though, is how quickly the conversation has shifted from “we’re flat out, don’t send us any more clients” to “how can we find, serve and keep the right ones?”That’s where this week’s guest comes in. Sam has unearthed a system that uses AI to dramatically increase both the number and the quality of Googl
Partnerships 3: Making It Work, and Knowing When It Won't (opens the original)
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Most people, when asked what share of the responsibility they carry for the happiness of their marriage, will say 50%. Shane Barker reckons that's the answer that ends partnerships. Because the moment you start keeping score, you're opening the door to resentment We wrap up our series on partnerships with Sam's business partner , Shane Barker, with a conversation about how to turn your business partnership into a relationship that multiplies, not just maintains: the habits that keep a partnershi
Partnerships Part 2: How To Choose Your Ideal Business Partner (opens the original)
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Most people choose a business partner the way they'd choose a dinner date: based on who's sitting in front of them right now. Sam's business partner Shane Barker reckons that's the trap. Use the marriage analogy again and it becomes obvious: who you dated, who you got engaged to, who you married in year one - that's not who you're living with fifteen years later. So the question isn't "are they great today?" The question is "can we evolve together?" In part two of this three-part series, Sam and
Partnerships Part 1: Do You Actually Need A Business Partner? (opens the original)
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"The only ship that never sails is a partnership." One of the many tongue-in-cheek aphorisms you'd have heard that all allude to the same thing: not many things can ruin a veterinary business as reliably as a failed business partnership. In this first episode of a three-part series, Sam brings in his own business partner, Shane Barker, who he's been in business with for the better part of fourteen years. Shane has run hundred-million-dollar companies, and before that he was a family law barriste
Practice Culture, KPIs and the Exit. With Dr Michael Archinal (opens the original)
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Why do you run your vet business? For Dr Michael Archinal, the answer was always: to sell it one day. A few years ago he did exactly that, after building and running nine practices while working roughly half a day a week. In this conversation Michael takes the long retrospective view with Sam and unpacks what it actually took to get there. He shares his supernatural method for moving on staff who aren't a fit (you'll want to hear this one). The handful of KPIs he tracked every single month, incl
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