If you're a therapist in private practice, you are most likely a bit of an overachiever and will face burnout as you develop and run your business.
There can be this drive to do more and make more, and it's easy to get distracted by comparison traps and overwhelm.
But there are ways to systematically and strategically build a business that automates the parts that generally lead to more burnout, which, ultimately, allows you more time to expand and explore your entrepreneurial journey.
If you are an entrepreneurial therapist who feels overwhelmed and burnt out, this episode is for you.
In this episode, I talk with Kasey Compton, therapist, author, coach, consultant, podcast host, retreat host, and more.
Top 3 reasons to listen to the entire episode:
- Understand the source of burnout from the tendencies you have in your approach to business ventures and day-to-day work to the relationship it has with your past and upbringing.
- Learn how to systematically get through each entrepreneurial burnout hurdle to allow more time to explore your passions.
- Understand the power and growth you gain from delegating to, trusting, and supporting a team.
Having systems in place and a strategy for growth opens up so many possibilities for new entrepreneurial ventures, as well as helps reduce the burnout that can come with putting yourself out there and making bold moves.
If you are feeling a bit worn out and stuck in place, then it might be time to treat your next business move more strategically and with intentionality.
More about Kasey:
Kasey Compton is on a mission to help business owners find their entrepreneurial confidence. She went from bankrupt to Boss Babe when she took her first company from zero to three million in less than three years without ditching her life to do it. She owns three other businesses that have accumulated assets of over two million and are growing by the day.
Her superpowers include cutting through the clutter to identify a strategic starting point, increasing efficiency through systems, and tapping into a person’s highest potential. She helps others by designing maps for their entrepreneurial journeys, while she stands confidently as their guide.
Check out Meet You In Kentucky — a mini-conference for group practice owners who are ready to level up!
Kasey's Website: kaseycompton.com
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Resilient Mind Counseling
It's Patrick. Some of you may know that I own a group therapy practice in North Carolina, Resilient Mind Counseling. We specialize in supporting the Neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and Black, Brown, and Asian communities online and across North Carolina. We also have limited in-person openings at our offices in Asheville and Cary. We really love working with clients who are coming to terms with both Autism and ADHD discoveries later in life or questioning, as well as the intersections of race, gender, identity, and orientation. All of our therapists have lived experience and identify as AuDHD, Autistic, or ADHD. Our team of affirming therapists offers a safe, anti-racist, anti-oppressive, inclusive, and accessible space where you can show up exactly as you are—no masking, no judgment, and no need to make eye contact, just real connection and healing. We accept most commercial insurances like Blue Cross Blue Shield, United, Aetna, and Med Cost, as well as self-pay options. We currently have openings for new clients. Visit our website at resilientmindcounseling.com. You can also text or call our HIPAA-compliant phone line at (828) 515-1246, or email us at scheduling@resilientmindcounseling.com.
