Just like the plumber whose taps are always leaking, it’s easy to get so caught up in your clients’ work that you forget to work on your own business. Of course, your clients are important

Work is a necessity for most people. There are bills to pay, food to buy, and luxuries to indulge in. The daily grind continues; the alarm sounds in the morning; we begrudgingly leave our warm

When it comes to starting your own practice there are many things to consider but probably one of the bigger decisions you need to make is whether to practice on your own or with other

Regardless of the type of profession you work in, it’s not uncommon to want to do everything you can to keep your clients or patients happy. And while looking after your clients and patients to

Returning to work after having a baby is a big deal. Whether it’s your first or third child, preparing to go back to work can be daunting and take quite a bit of planning. There

Burnout is a term that describes long-term physical and mental exhaustion. It can be caused by excessive and prolonged stress either at work or in your personal life. Burnout can make you feel overwhelmed and

Mental load is the effort involved in managing your relationships, work, family, household, and anything else that comes up. Organising school drop-offs, pick-ups, playdates, dinner, extra-curricular activities, and making sure everyone has clean clothes is

Practice management software is used in medical and healthcare practices. It helps organise administrative tasks, streamline appointment bookings, simplify invoicing and billing processes and manage client and patient medical records. Some of the most used

Virtual receptionists offer call answering services to businesses of all sizes and types, ensuring no call goes unanswered. They often become an integral part of a business. Virtual receptionists offer business owners flexibility and increased

At times everyone needs a bit of help with their business and allied health practitioners are no different. While not part of the medical, nursing, or dental professions, allied health professionals prevent, diagnose, and treat