Healthcare today is in a era of commoditization, and the delivery models are changing rapidly. I appreciate the resolve of my fellow healthcare professionals, who are pushing back against commoditization…but resolve by itself is not […]
It’s not uncommon for people to search for a way to jumpstart their freedom. Many people are looking for a financial investment structure that will create predictable cash flow, that sustainably indexes to inflation. But […]
Do you consider yourself transactional or transformative? Transactional is the profession you do, how you pay your bills. Essentially, it means to trade your time for dollars. Society would tell you that in order to […]
One of the hardest things to do in life is to be honest with yourself. We all strive to have integrity, to tell the truth, and do what we say we are going to do. […]
Opportunity cost is a benefit that one could receive, but instead, gives up in order to pursue some other course of action. There are a host of activities, actions, and opportunities that any of us […]
Dentists and other professional practice owners often comment to me that they love what Freedom Founders does, but that they just don’t have the time to dedicate to a mastermind group. Recently, a current Freedom […]
I hate the term “retirement planning”, so let’s talk about freedom planning. I’m all about freedom in one’s life. I don’t think that we should talk in terms of “retirement”, since that’s an old, industrial-aged […]
Today, as we celebrate Freedom with fireworks, parades, and parties, we should pause to acknowledge, honor and remember the many “Founding Fathers” (and Mothers) who made our Freedom possible. Most of us know about the […]
Your business or practice asset is a key asset in your life and in your career for creating active income. Your active income is the engine that drives everything else. It provides for your family’s […]
Our mindset is to believe this – but is bigger really better? Bigger means expanding your current operations, adding capacity, or multiplying with additional practices. “Bigger” can be better, but usually it isn’t. Most of […]
