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Business is business and many times we forget that we need to stay focused on our financial goals when we are involved with patient care. Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA, reminds us how to get back on track in his continuing roadmap series. This week he asks us to Stop and …

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Do you have a business that you are building, or does you private practice need a jump start? If so you will want to read Part 6 of Building Business Profits by Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA, and you can learn how blogs and rss feeds can benefit your business. If …

We all work hard and opportunities often steer our focus and goals towards a single opportunity or method. Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA, asks us to take a Side Road on The Roadmap Strategy and look at The Need To Step Back Before We Continue Moving Forward. This series is for …

Building Business Profits – Roadmap #5 by Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA. Steve continues the series by helping us learn how we should be Growing Revenue: Time to Drill Down and Discover Your Core Values This series is for people running their own business, thinking about going into business or working …

If you have been thinking about what makes your business successful and what to focus on to move to the next level, then you will want to read Building Business Profits – Roadmap #3 by Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA. This series is for people running their own business, thinking about …

This series is for people running their own business, thinking about going into business or working for someone and wanting to make a valuable contribution to the success of that company. rking for someone and wanting to make a valuable contribution to the success of that company. The Near Term …

We have all had those uncomfortable moments. Someone takes our idea and calls it their own, someone promises something and doesn’t deliver, and someone tries to make us look bad or blame us for their own shortcomings. How do you handle these tough situations? How do you confront the individual …

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