Practical Practice Management Blog

When working with a client recently they expressed they were having some difficulty working with a person whom they outsourced some...

I have been doing some work on gaining clarity in some areas of my life lately and I remembered an interesting conversation I once had...

Hiring new staff members is not one of my favorite things to do.  Why?  Because it costs money (lots of it), and if you make a wrong...

When hiring a new person we (the employer/manager) have certain expectations they are to meet, at least in our minds. But does the new...

One of the most important skills that we can develop that will improve our daily life is self-discipline. Self-discipline is the...

My friend and colleague, Dr. Peter Wishnie, always teaches that you need to “slow down to speed up”. Over the years I have found this to...

Last week I stopped by our local pet store to pick up a few things for my Boston Terriers.  As I was walking up to the register one of...

Recently, our medical practice hired two new staff members. These wonderful ladies have worked together in another practice for about...

I was working with an office manager the other day and she happened to mention that she was struggling with a feeling of being left out...

“When you ask better questions, you get better answers. This may seem like common sense, but common sense is rarely common practice. When...

Running any type of business can be difficult. There are more things to think about and take care of then there are hours in our day. ...

The difference between those that reach their goals and those that do not is often the lack of self-motivation. How can we gain...

The theme of “becoming a better person” has been popping up in everything I have been reading or listening to. Possibly because people...

Happy New Year! It is that time of year again when many people make commitments for change in their lives.  It is estimated that 80% of...

As I was reading Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carole” the other day and I realized that there were many lessons to be learned from dear...

Yesterday, I was listening to an interview with John Assaraf and he was talking about creating habits for change that we desire in our...

“The Lone Ranger would have died without Tonto.” Leaders do not become leaders by themselves, yet so often we point out the leader...

Many workplaces discourage friendship bonding because they feel that employees will be more interested in talking with their friends...

Morning huddles with your team are a great way to start your day! Tina@Toppractices.com Top Practices Virtual Practice Management...

We hear and read a lot about being more compassionate toward others these days.  Compassion is something that can be learned, but only if...