Podiatry Legends

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396 – Embracing the Plateau (Business & Career)

396 – Embracing the Plateau (Business & Career)

Welcome to a special December edition of the Podiatry Legends Podcast. This episode kicks off a 4-part solo series designed to help you reset, refocus, and realign before the new year begins. If you’ve been feeling stuck, uninspired, or like your business is “treading...

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394 – The Mindset Every Successful Podiatrist Needs in 2026

394 – The Mindset Every Successful Podiatrist Needs in 2026

This week, I’m joined by long-time friend, podiatrist, and business coach Dr Peter Wishnie. Peter and I have known each other for more than a decade, and although we technically work in the same space, we’ve never competed. Instead, we’ve worked alongside each other...

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Expanding and Employing the Right Podiatrists

Expanding and Employing the Right Podiatrists

When it comes to scaling a podiatry business, most clinic owners focus on marketing, systems, or technology, but few pay enough attention to people. In this week’s episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I sat down again with Dr Patrick McEneaney from Northern...

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387 – How Poor Communication Destroys Trust (Part 2)

387 – How Poor Communication Destroys Trust (Part 2)

In Part One of my conversation with Dr Fern Kazlow, we explored how poor communication undermines trust and connection in healthcare and business. In this second half, we delve deeper into the psychology of change, resistance, and how our beliefs shape our approach to...

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386 – How Poor Communication Destroys Trust (Part 1)

386 – How Poor Communication Destroys Trust (Part 1)

When I sat down with Dr Fern Kazlow (better known as Dr K), I knew it would be a conversation that would challenge how I think about communication, connection, and trust. This episode ran for nearly two hours, which is why I’ve decided to release it in two parts. What...

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