I've Got Your Back - Helen Bullen

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Résumé :
Promoting Your Therapy Business with Confidence I've Got Your Back is for you if you love the therapy part of your job but feel uncomfortable when it comes to selling what you do. Helen Bullen shares five principles which will enable you to feel good about your marketing while making a great income from doing what you enjoy. When you've read this book you will: Know exactly what you want from your business Recognise and release the beliefs that are holding you back Understand the importance of your well-being for your success Understand the marketing methods you need to grow your business Overcome procrastination, fear and imposter syndrome to take effective action that gets results...

Biographie:
Helen is an osteopath, lecturer and owner of a large multi-healthcare centre. Her experience of building a clinic from scratch means Helen has first-hand experience of working as a therapist and she is known for her honest, straight talking style of mentoring combined with empathy and understanding. Learn more at www.helenbullen.com

Sommaire:
Helen Bullen is many things: a straight talking business mentor, a retired award winning osteopath, a best selling author, and most recently, a breast cancer survivor with a stubborn streak and a sense of humour that not even chemo could crush.With over 20 years of experience running her own successful businesses in both bricks-and-mortar clinics and online, Helen knows a thing or two about building something from the ground up. She is the founder of HBClub, HBInspired and the HBRetreat, where she helps business owners cut through the noise, get real about their goals and take action. No fluff, no faffing, no excuses. Her philosophy is simple: you can achieve anything when you commit to it. And yes, she means anything.In 2021, life threw Helen one of its biggest curveballs when she was diagnosed with stage 3 Triple Negative breast cancer. What followed was months of treatment, multiple surgeries and a fierce determination to not just survive but thrive. She wrote her first cancer memoir, Agnes, Bea, Cancer and Me, to share the raw, real and occasionally ridiculous realities of life with cancer. Now, in her follow up book Me, Bea, Cancer Free, she explores life after treatment, the unexpected challenges of getting back to normal and what it really means to move forward when nothing feels the same.These days Helen lives her version of the good life. She works the hours she chooses, mentors the people she genuinely loves to help and says yes to what brings her joy and no to everything else. Her story is one of grit, grace and a whole lot of humour, and she shares it to support others who are navigating their own after cancer journey.You will also find her, coffee in hand, cheering others on because if she has learned anything, it is that life is too short not to go after what matters most....