The Bad Therapist Show

Felicia Keller Boyle | Business Coach for Therapists

How to Grow Your Private Practice Without Shrinking the Dream That Started It [Ep 188]

OCT 19, 202614 MIN

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At some point you stopped saying the big goal out loud. The results were slower than you needed, the gap between here and there started to hurt, and the dream became heavy to hold, so you traded it for smaller goals that felt safer. The relief was real, and so was the cost. In today's episode, I'm talking about why the size of your goals is a business decision, what happens to your growth when you stop feeding the dream, and how to grow your private practice around a vision you actually keep. The therapists I've watched move fastest were unapologetic about wanting wealth, freedom, and travel before the results showed up. What they never did was let the dream go quiet. I'll show you why it happens, the good therapist conditioning you're up against, and the habits that keep a big vision alive while the results are still coming. Your dream isn't a nice-to-have. It's the fuel that gets you through the hard parts, and picking it back up is this week's work. Topics covered on Growing Your Private Practice: What happens when the dream goes quiet and playing it safe becomes the plan Good therapist conditioning and the myth that wanting money, freedom, and travel is selfish Why saying your dream out loud keeps you honest without locking you in How to look for evidence that it's already working without pretending everything is fine How to pair a crystallized vision with real action steps, so you stop wishing or grinding your way there What an unapologetic dream does to your charisma, your marketing, and your sales Connect with Felicia: Get my freebie & join the email list: The Magic Sheets Instagram: @the_bad_therapist Website: www.thebadtherapist.coach Related episodes: How to Make More Money as a Therapist: One Therapist's $35K Month [Ep 187] Quote: “If you don't have something that's really, really inspiring, you will not have the energy that you need to go through the really hard bits.” - Felicia