5 Myths That Are Keeping You From Innovation in Your Private Practice with Daniel Fava | PoP 440
Do you really have to wear all the hats in your business? When do you get more done? What can you do to ensure that you keep moving forward in your business and continue growing?
In this reverse podcast, Daniel Fava speaks with Joe Sanok about 5 myths that can be keeping you from innovation and moving forward in your private practice.
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Meet Daniel Fava
Daniel Fava is the founder of Create My Therapist Website and Private Practice Elevation. He has worked for over 11 years in various online marketing agencies while doing freelance work on the side.
While he has worked on hundreds of projects, including brochures, logos, and business cards, his passion since college has always been this crazy place known as the world wide web.
Visit Daniel’s website here and here, listen to his podcast and connect with him on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, and LinkedIn.
In This Podcast
Summary
- Why innovation is important
- Myth 1: You get more done when you do more
- Myth 2: Ideas need to be brand new
- Myth 3: You should stay in your lane
- Myth 4: It’s all been done
- Myth 5: Wearing multiple hats and bootstrapping
Why innovation is so important
It is curiosity turned into action.
Innovation is so important because it sets you apart from the crowd. It allows your message to transform other people.
Myth 1: You get more done when you do more
The idea creation and the innovation starts with slowing down, it starts with stepping back.
If you take a step back and you think about where good ideas and innovation usually come from, you will notice that it’s when you take a step back, in the shower or you’re taking a long drive and letting your mind wander.
Myth 2: Ideas need to be brand new
Linking things together is more where the good ideas come from as opposed to saying you’re going to create something out of thin air that’s brand new.
Myth 3: You should stay in your lane
Lets get outside of our silos and say there’s a lot of good information out there on podcasts where maybe you don’t see any application to your work right away, but you’re going to have those ideas inside of you that you can draw from when they’re needed.
You should be inspired by a variety of things and people outside of the therapy space so that you can be motivated to think differently within the therapy space. Our perceived failures have such a big impact on us and then we avoid those things. But in reality, the things that really push us forward are stepping into those risks, stepping into that potential failure and then realizing that the failure is really just a way to gather information in terms of what’s going to work in the future.
Myth 4: It’s all been done
When things have already been done, that tells you that there’s an audience for it
If something has been done it is telling you that it will probably work. Jump on in there and give it a go, especially podcasting.
Myth 5: Wearing multiple hats and bootstrapping
The more you spend the time on things that only you can do, the faster your business will grow.
When starting your business you will do a lot of bootstrapping to keep costs low. You can move forward faster when you only wear the hats that allow you to be in your zone of genius, hand over and delegate all the other things to a VA so that you can continue growing your business.
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Meet Joe Sanok
Joe Sanok helps counselors to create thriving practices that are the envy of other counselors. He has helped counselors to grow their businesses by 50-500% and is proud of all the private practice owners that are growing their income, influence, and impact on the world. Click here to explore consulting with Joe.
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