When a practice is packed and the money is still thin, it's leaking in one of four spots.
Most owners have never checked which one. Your accountant already read the P&L. The number that answers it isn't in there.
I find it. I put a dollar amount on it. I show you the math.
This one's made up, so you can see the shape of it. On a real page, every line shows the math under it. And I cut my own number in front of you — a total nobody trimmed is just a sales pitch.
There's almost always one thing you do all day that costs you more than you charge for it. Most owners don't know which one.
This is the big one, and nobody counts it. Your software never sees the call. Your phone knows it rang, not how it ended.
The next visit gets talked about at the desk. It rarely gets booked. And the list of people who drifted off never gets worked.
A better price you already qualify for. Stock that expires. Hours on the clock that nobody is billing for.
One page. What your practice should be making and isn't. All four spots, each with a dollar amount and the math. Plus the two I'd fix first. Start a Sprint within sixty days and this comes off the price.
New prices, built and live. Your front desk and your consult, rebuilt. Your team trained on video and coached on what you put in place. The slower fixes set up in the background. And a scorecard you run yourself after I'm gone.
We look at the scorecard once a month. Coaching keeps going. The slow fixes get finished. I offer this at day 75. Never sooner.
No weekly call. Ever. The training is recorded, so you watch it at eleven at night if that's when you're free.
The rest is messages. You send the week's work by the same day each week. You get my answer in writing within one business day.
One live call in the whole thing: fifteen minutes with whoever answers your phone, right at the start.
It's not a sales course. It's not a class on running a business. It's a look at your practice, with your numbers, and steps written for it.
I do the digging and I train your team. You and your staff do the work. So I don't promise you'll make a certain amount — anyone who promises that is guessing at how well you'll pull it off.