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You can have your faith and incorporate it into the foundation of your practice! They don’t have to be separate. In this episode, join me and Sarah Rivera as we discuss the importance of keeping your faith, having clarity on your mission and vision, and continuing to hold on to faith through the peaks and valleys […]

I am so excited to share this episode with you because one of my amazing past clients is joining me to share how she capitalized on her marketing strategy to grow and scale her practice. Dr. Dianna Dixon shares what she has learned from her past in corporate, how she implemented branding, a strong message […]

This episode is so GOOD! This week I’m sitting down with one of our amazing clients, Dr. Odile McKenzie to share her experience owning her CEO status, figuring out how to work less and what mindset shifts it took to get where she is today (working less than 5 hours a week and delegating with […]

Hello and welcome to our first episode of CEO Conversations™: The Private Practice Podcast. I’m your host, Brandy Mabra. Tune in as I discuss the four reasons I started this podcast and my vision for you as you listen into this podcast. Have suggestions? Email us at info@savvyclover.com or visit our website www.savvyclover.com/contact and drop us a note. […]

Deciding to keep doing the same things despite being overloaded only leads to burn out and resentment! And we all know you didn’t start your own practice for it to take over your life, demanding your days, nights, weekends, and more!

My initial thrill clicking on the link the editor sent over came to a crashing halt as I took in the stock image in front of me and felt the tears build up in my eyes.

Own that you’re never at the mercy of any situation. Regardless of any situation, we always have control over how we perceive it and how we decide to show up. This isn’t a new insight, however it is one of the things I always keep in mind.

Being a CEO is not all glitz and glam. There is a not so sexy side to it and a not so fun side that no one talks about. But it’s all part of business building, so I wouldn’t be doing you any justice if I didn’t talk about it, because it’s real.

I decided I wanted better for myself and for my son. It was at that time I decided I had to show him a better way. I didn’t want him to repeat the vicious cycle of financial woes I grew up with, so I came up with a plan to show him what was possible.

I’m fine with not being Wonder Woman and I don’t want to be her either. One thing I have learned over the years is that my time is valuable. Whether it is at home, or in my business, it’s okay, and actually healthy, for me to delegate.