If you're like me, this is the time of year that I do a lot of strategic thinking about the year behind and the year ahead.
One of the things I spend some deliberate time reviewing is the credit cards I use to pay for my practice expenses.
By being smart about which credit cards my practice uses and which expenses actually go on which cards, I can reduce a large portion of my costs by 1-2%.
Here's what I use, the rationale for each, and links to their websites.*
Biggest Perks: 5% cash back on internet, cable, phone and office supplies and $750 sign up bonus (minimum spend required).
The Chase Ink Business Cash card was the original card my practice used and it's retained its value as we've grown.
The biggest perk is the 5% we earn at office supply stores like Staples and OfficeMax, as well as on all our internet, cable and phone bills. They limit this benefit to $25,000 in spending annually on those...
It's the weekend!!
Time to curl up with some coffee and do some big picture thinking about your practice.
Here's some of my top picks for relevant news content from this week, as well as a couple of time-saving resources that I can't get enough of right now.
If you're not already in our Facebook group, head on over to the Semi-Private Practice FB page to hear what other practice owners are thinking about these and other topics.
Too many books, not enough time? Check out Blinkist, which provides the best 5-minute book summaries I've found on all the top business, leadership, and personal development books.
Trying to cut expenses? Founder's Card saves my practice a few thousand dollars per year on services from AT&T, Ring Central, Zoom, Square, while also earning me automatic status / upgrades on hotels and flights.
It's the weekend!! Time to curl up with some coffee and do some big picture thinking about your practice.
Here's some of my top picks for relevant news content from this week, as well as a couple of time-saving resources that I can't get enough of right now.
If you're not already in the group, head on over to the Semi-Private Practice FB page to hear what other practice owners are thinking about these and other topics.
Got HIPAA? Awesome 2-hour annual HIPAA training to help you meet Federal guidelines (should be at least once every 1-2 years, even if in solo practice). Quantity discounts available with cost ranging from $15 - $30.
IntakeQ - Ken's favorite way to collect all kinds of client data from intake forms to updated credit cards to secure electronic referrals from doctors offices and other
Impact of the Biden presidency on small business. Includes some thoughts on the QBID pass-through deduction, Medicare...
Huge thanks to Michael Jones at RenewedVisionTraining.com for hosting me at the Arkansas Counseling Association's 2020 Conference. I've got a lot of great (and some contentious) feedback on this presentation, so I thought it was worth a share.
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