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$7,000, Six LinkedIn Posts, One New PT Hire

$7,000, Six LinkedIn Posts, One New PT Hire

$7,000, Six LinkedIn Posts, One New PT Hire

PT Breakfast Club | Jimmy McKay, Dave Kittle & Tony Maritato

Finding and hiring great physical therapists is one of the biggest challenges facing clinic owners.

Dave Kittle decided to experiment.

Rather than relying solely on job boards and traditional recruiting, Dave took six of his best-performing organic LinkedIn posts and invested approximately $6,000–$7,000 to get them in front of more physical therapists.

A candidate saw two of those posts, visited his website, applied, interviewed, and accepted a full-time position.

The result sparked a bigger conversation.

What if physical therapy recruiting isn't just a staffing problem?

What if it's also a communication problem?

What's Inside This Episode

The Real Cost of Recruiting

Dave explains his LinkedIn advertising experiment, why he considered the expense comparable to other recruiting costs, and how he learned which posts his newest hire had encountered.

What Makes a Great Physical Therapist?

The hosts discuss professionalism, curiosity, confidence, communication skills, and the differences between clinical knowledge and the ability to connect with patients.

Growth Isn't Always Bigger

Tony shares why he has consolidated his practice, sold a building, and focused on improving revenue and profitability while operating at a smaller scale.

Why Job Advertisements Don't Work

Jimmy challenges clinic owners to stop relying on vague promises such as competitive salary, flexible schedules, and great culture.

If those benefits are genuinely different, show people what they mean.

The Recruiting Message That Worked

Dave's posts focused on fewer patients, fewer notes, and greater earning potential.

Jimmy explains why those benefits may attract the right candidate more effectively than a long list of job responsibilities.

BLUF: Bottom Line Up Front

The hosts use ChatGPT to rewrite an actual physical therapy job posting, bringing essential information forward and making it easier to scan.

Recruiting People Who Aren't Job Hunting

Dave shares an unconventional strategy: sending personalized recruiting letters directly to physical therapists at their current workplaces.

The hosts debate the effectiveness of the message, its presentation, and why reaching employed clinicians may require something beyond traditional job boards.

The Big Takeaways
  • Hiring requires more than posting another vacancy.
  • Specific benefits communicate more than generic promises.
  • The best message won't appeal to everyone, and that's the point.
  • Candidates assess employers just as employers assess candidates.
  • Recruiting investments should be evaluated against actual results.
  • Better communication starts by answering the questions people genuinely care about.
Mentioned During the Episode
  • LinkedIn boosted posts and recruiting campaigns
  • Indeed job advertisements
  • ChatGPT
  • BLUF communication framework
  • Vistaprint
  • Concierge Pain Relief
  • Sturdy McKee's recruiting approach
Keep the Conversation Going

For clinic owners: What's the most effective thing you've done to recruit a physical therapist?

For clinicians: What would make you leave a job where you're currently comfortable?

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The Hosts

Jimmy McKay:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-mckay-pt-dpt-a4207659/

Dave Kittle:

https://www.youtube.com/@thedavekittleshow/featured

Concierge Pain Relief:

https://conciergepainrelief.com/

Tony Maritato:

https://www.youtube.com/c/MedicareBilling

Have fun. Learn stuff.

<p>This episode is part of the <a href="/physical-therapy-business-podcast">Physical Therapy Business Podcast</a>, where physical therapists and clinic owners learn how to get more patients, improve operations, and grow their clinic without relying only on referrals.</p>

<p>Looking for more episodes? Explore the full <a href="/physical-therapy-business-podcast">Physical Therapy Business Podcast</a> for real-world strategies on physical therapy marketing, patient acquisition, and clinic growth.</p>

Transcript
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Broadcasting way too early from three

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separate Wi-Fi connections.

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It's PT Breakfast Club with Tony Meritato,

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Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McKay.

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all right jimmy is on the bus the

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train okay you don't have to talk you

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just look pretty uh so dave is on

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his way we've got a a great show

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today here's dave the the objective for

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today is we're going to talk about hiring

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building a team recruiting

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Jimmy, Dave,

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the three of us have been talking about

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this for a while.

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Obviously,

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this is the biggest bottleneck outside of,

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for some reason,

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the therapist community refusal to

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innovate and adopt technology.

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Other than that,

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the biggest barrier I see to growth is

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the lack of employees, people around,

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people we can hire.

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So Dave had some great news.

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I don't know if you can share it

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publicly yet, if you can't just tell us,

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but what's going on, Dave?

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Yeah.

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So we have our next full-time physical

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therapist just signed their offer letter

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early this morning.

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Offer letter was sent yesterday.

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Video interview was yesterday,

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Monday morning at eight AM,

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which by the way,

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we should come back to the doofus test.

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Let's talk about that.

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What's the doofus test?

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That's a hook.

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You got to stick around for the rest

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of the show.

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We'll talk about the doofus test in the

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coming minutes.

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So we just got this commit for Monday,

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November second,

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full time physical therapist to start in

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about four weeks.

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And he's he told me that he's letting

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his full time employer know today.

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So obviously I'm not going to mention the

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therapist's name, but we're very excited.

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Very, very excited.

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And he's got a ton of energy in

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a good way,

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nerding out clinically on the Zoom video

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call, the Zoom video interview.

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So we'll get more into it, but very,

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very excited to continue to grow the team,

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find folks that have...

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interest or you know striving for clinical

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excellence while also having the soft

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skills which definitely is challenging and

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also um we can show if you guys

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want to show those not right now but

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as we get into it the uh the

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posts that i boosted that got in front

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of this therapist that we weren't even

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connected with on linkedin and that was

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the whole point of spending thousands of

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dollars on these boosted posts uh so we

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can get into how much i spent what

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i posted all that

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Yeah.

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So give me some context.

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Anybody who's watching, you know,

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kind of why are you hiring?

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Like what's your objective?

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Are you looking to grow the company or

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what's going on?

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And then kind of what is a little

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bit of your thought process behind who

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you're looking for?

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Who is the ideal candidate?

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Definitely trying to grow.

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God bless my parents,

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but both small business owners that kind

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of had pretty much like a,

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almost like a one man band or like

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smaller teams and with help of coaching

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and with, you know,

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help from you guys and Serti McKee and

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so many others.

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Yeah.

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Just continuing to strive.

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I've gotten a lot of help and support

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on how to navigate that.

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And if you're not,

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if you're not growing,

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I think you're shrinking, right?

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It's like one or the other maybe,

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but that's the plan is for me,

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I'm still just treating two clients a

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week, pretty much one visit each.

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So a very,

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very small caseload of existing clients.

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So continuing to get the team busier,

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keep them busy, keep them happy.

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And at the same time,

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grow the team knowing that we're

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continuing to get more new qualified

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leads, more new referrals, partnerships,

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all that.

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And so

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That, I don't know, that just,

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I don't wanna say that the cliche thing

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of like a growth mindset, right?

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But for me, it just like,

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I don't know, it's like growth or die.

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Like, I don't know, like what,

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if you're in this and you're striving to

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do more and help more people and all

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that, like you need more team members.

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So that's growth.

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Yeah,

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but let's not give shrinkage a bad name.

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I am in a shrinkage kind of mode.

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You guys know, I told you,

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I'll tell everybody else.

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We sold our building here in Middletown.

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Like we closed our second to last clinic

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January of two thousand twenty six

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officially.

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We sold that building.

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We went to closing on Friday.

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You know, we are shrinking.

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But within that, my revenue is growing,

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my profitability is growing.

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So you can consolidate,

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you can get smaller while still optimizing

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for the things that are most important.

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And so my second question to you was

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kind of, what's the background behind,

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who is the ideal candidate for Dave

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Kittle's organization,

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for the culture that you're building?

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What are the soft skills, the traits?

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that really makes somebody stand out?

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Energy.

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Positivity.

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I don't want to say all the cliche

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things like self-starter,

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but you got to be if you're going

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to be making your own schedule and running

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around the city for some of the home

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visits.

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You have to have some amount of confidence

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because we do have some people that our

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clients that are big personalities,

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big egos.

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Sometimes we're celebrities.

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We do have a fairly moderately

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celebrity right now that Dr.

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Crystal has evaluated and treated that

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everyone knows.

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Obviously we can't mention names.

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I would love to just to, you know,

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humble brag all the time, but I,

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you know, privacy and HIPAA, we can't,

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but I wish, I totally wish we could.

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It takes a certain type of person to,

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regardless of even physical therapist,

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right?

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I think it takes a certain type of

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person to,

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to walk into someone's home apartment or a

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hotel room and it's someone who either has

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a high net worth, meaning,

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and sometimes that usually comes with like

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high expectations or it's someone who's

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like a known celebrity or figure or

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something like that.

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how even if not physical therapist,

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but especially a physical therapist in

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this context, how do you greet someone?

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How do you say hello to someone?

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How do you build rapport with someone

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confidently?

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How do you be respectful enough that

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you're in their home or their apartment,

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like their personal space?

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respectful enough, but at the same time,

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have enough confidence to say, hey, okay,

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based off of that,

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we're going to do this next.

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As opposed to like, hey, Tony, so like,

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what do you think?

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Like, we could do like this or this.

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Like, which one do you think is best?

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You know, it's kind of like, I mean,

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you're the expert,

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doctor of physical therapy.

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Like, you're the specialist.

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So it takes a certain type of person.

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So as we go from a one-hour Zoom

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call to a one-hour skills assessment where

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they evaluate me or one of my therapists

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as the fake patient,

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We have a whole bunch of touch points

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where it's hard to fake it or it's

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hard to pretend that you're something that

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you're not.

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Yeah.

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What are some of the things that surprised

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you or maybe

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frustrated you when you're going through

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interviews,

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meeting people and you're like,

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they should have these skills.

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How does somebody survive in two thousand

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twenty six?

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How does this person function in society

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and they can't do X, Y or Z?

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Basic grammar of emails.

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Um, if you send me an email, hi,

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Dave.

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And the D of my first name,

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the first letter of my first name is

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lowercase.

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Like, well,

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like that almost disqualifies you

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altogether.

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Like, here's the thing, Tony.

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So like anyone that I've ever hired over

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the past, like two or three years, um,

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would not make that mistake.

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They would read the email,

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they would draft it,

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they would type it up,

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and there shouldn't be,

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at the end of the sentence,

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there shouldn't be like a space and then

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a period.

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It's just like a basic thing.

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And here's the thing,

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if you do the normal basic stuff well,

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then you can kind of take on more

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roles and responsibilities and then you

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can excel in your career typically.

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You can kind of climb the corporate ladder

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or negotiate higher compensation

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typically.

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But if you don't do the normal stuff,

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the basic stuff properly,

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how to draft a regular email properly,

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how to like, I don't understand.

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Like,

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why would you ever a future employer?

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Why would you ever address them with a

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lowercase letter of their name?

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And then even if you did and you

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send it and you're like, oops, my bad.

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I'm sorry.

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Like, um, you know, I'm speech to text,

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whatever.

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I'm on the go.

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I'm sorry.

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I missed that.

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Whatever.

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Okay.

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Maybe you get a, maybe get a pass.

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And, but there's only,

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there's like so many of those things,

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Tony, where, um,

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I mean, we could get into it,

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but it's all the basic stuff.

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If you don't do the basic stuff well,

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that almost immediately starts to expose

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you that now I probably can't trust you

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to go and evaluate and treat of someone

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who is worth like hundreds of millions of

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dollars or billions of dollars or is a

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busy professional.

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They work in finance.

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I mean,

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that client is going to eat that therapist

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up.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I agree.

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And you know,

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I am somebody who makes a lot of

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mistakes.

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I am somebody who will transpose letters

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and I'll do things.

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But I also am somebody who realized I

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need help with that.

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So either my wife's gonna review it,

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my wife's gonna make sure that it's

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accurate and it makes sense.

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Last night I was trying to send the

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text regarding the whole closing on the

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real estate deal.

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And my wife was like, stop,

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just give me your phone.

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I will send it from your phone.

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Um,

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or my digital wife chat GPT is going

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to review it.

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So this morning I'm,

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I'm emailing the CPA and I'm like,

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I can't convey this message clearly and

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concisely chat.

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Here's the draft of my email, you know,

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clean it up.

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And don't don't change it.

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Just clean it up for me.

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And it did like we have so many

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tools at our disposal for that.

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I think the thing for me when I

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was interviewing,

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when I was looking for new hires,

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the thing that always struck me as just

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bizarre was the lack of curiosity.

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you know the the lack of genuine curiosity

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to be like yeah i wonder why what's

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going on how what take it deeper whether

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it be on a clinical case like hey

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this person presents with these issues you

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know and and there there's no curiosity on

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going deeper into that like why are they

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presenting like this this doesn't make

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sense

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or curiosity in the personal life.

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It's like, what gets you excited?

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What do you do on the weekends?

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What do you do outside of work?

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Everybody wants to talk about work-life

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balance, but okay, well,

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what are you doing outside of work that

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is interesting?

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And so few people actually had something

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that they were passionate about.

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They weren't musicians,

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they weren't artists,

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they weren't travelers,

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they weren't anything.

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Like they just kind of existed.

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And so, you know,

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those are some of the things if it's

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a new grad listening to this show or

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this episode,

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I really think those are the things that

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need to be harnessed and improved and then

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how you convey it so that if I'm

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interviewing with Dave,

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I want Dave to know like, hey,

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I'm a whole person.

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I've got interests.

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I've got passions.

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I've got desires.

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I'm curious about the world.

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I'm curious about patient care.

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I'm excited to be alive in this time

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of infinite access to knowledge and

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resources and everything that we have

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available.

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Where can we take this before Jimmy gets

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on?

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I've got those screenshots.

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You want to pull them up?

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I mean, I can pull them up.

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Yeah, let's do that real quick.

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So I, you guys know, like,

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I think we've all talked about this a

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bunch of times,

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like posting on LinkedIn is just a no

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brainer.

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Like Tony,

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you've done it a ton where it was,

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I don't know if you did it.

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Did you really,

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did you post on LinkedIn for the

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marketing, your,

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your marketing course or no?

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Uh, marketing course.

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I don't know.

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I don't remember.

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You just posted for like general,

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like general PT stuff, right?

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Yeah, pretty much.

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I was just trying to see what LinkedIn

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was going to do for me connecting with

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other PTs.

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Um, it just didn't do much.

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So I kind of fell off the platform.

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Yeah.

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So I know Jimmy's Jimmy's in, uh,

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you're muted.

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Yeah.

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So totally agree with what you're

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You guys are saying, Dave,

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I will counter this though.

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I have seen some websites that make me

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look like,

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that make me think I don't wanna work

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there.

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Like I've seen some,

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I look at a lot of PT clinic

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websites.

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I was looking at some this morning.

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So the flip side is also true.

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If my capital D for Dave is a

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standout,

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having a website that looks like it was

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around since MySpace, red flag and a half,

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right?

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It doesn't look like I have a doctoral

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degree.

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I have a doctoral degree.

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And you're using Wix.

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You're using like the first template on

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Wix can't do it, right?

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So like people,

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but I think the bottom line is you're

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being assessed.

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We're all being assessed, right?

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Both sides.

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The minute you look at someone,

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how they carry themselves, right?

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Digitally or in person, right?

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And you're constantly thinking,

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I'm talking about this before the grunt

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test.

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What do you do?

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How would it make my life better?

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What do I need to do to get

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it?

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You're looking at that for products or

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services.

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You're looking at that from the human

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side.

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So, one hundred and fifty percent,

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we're always being assessed.

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All right, so Dave.

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So yes, I posted, as you guys know,

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I think since even maybe earlier this year

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or last year,

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I've been posting more and more posts like

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this.

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And then I will do,

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this is what Gary Vee teaches.

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He's like,

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post a bunch of organic content,

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And then whichever ones do the best,

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you pay on Facebook or Instagram or

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LinkedIn or wherever,

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you pay for either like a boosted post

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or you turn those into ads.

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So I decided it's just easier on LinkedIn

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to just boost them.

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You set up some targeting,

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believe it or not,

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There's six,

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there's six posts and I opened it up

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for the entire United States.

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I just like any physical therapist.

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So physical therapist, DPT,

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doctor of physical therapy,

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like all the normal keywords of like

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their, either their job, their role,

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their function,

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or what might be in their profile.

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And I took the top six posts over

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the past year or whatever, year or two,

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whichever ones organically got the most

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views, the most engagements, likes,

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comments, whatever.

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I took those, I think, six.

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And I tested by putting anywhere.

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I don't know if I got to see

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Tony's.

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Okay, now I see Tony's face.

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I put over, this was like weeks ago.

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I selected most of these posts for like

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a thousand or two thousand dollars.

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to run for like a thirty day period.

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So I don't know,

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I probably spent what I would pay Sturdy

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McKee for a referral fee anyway.

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Right.

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So just like a different way to,

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you know,

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move those dollars instead of instead of

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paying like a referral service or any

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other like marketing approach.

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I probably put six or seven K into

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these posts.

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And I think they're still running.

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Like I'm not great at like going back

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in and looking at it.

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Cause I think these are still running.

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It doesn't matter.

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I'm putting the dollar amount into the

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system.

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Either I'm paying a recruiter or I'm

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paying with my time or I'm paying to

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have, you know, whatever,

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like access to DPT students for

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affiliations and referrals.

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Then I pay for my time to actually

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do that instead with these LinkedIn posts.

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And then the new candidate who,

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applied last week, didn't connect with me.

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We're not even connected on LinkedIn,

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but they applied on our website.

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Then we did the phone screen last week.

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And then we did the eight AM zoom

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video call the interview yesterday

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morning.

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And then I had asked him, I said,

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how, how did you, you know,

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you said through LinkedIn.

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So then I said, well,

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do you remember which post?

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Cause he was like, oh, he's like,

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I think it was,

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I don't know the algorithm.

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I think it was like a,

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it might've been an ad or like a

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boosted post.

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He said he wasn't sure.

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So then this morning to prepare for this

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show, I said, I texted him,

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do you remember,

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here's the six that I've boosted.

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Here's the six screenshots of the post

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that I boosted just for research and

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marketing attribution and all that.

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Like, can you,

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do you recall which of these six

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you saw that you liked or whatever.

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And then that resulted in you going into

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our website and then applying to work with

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us.

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And then he sent me back this one

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and the other one that I sent you

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guys.

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So he actually saw two,

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he was hit with two posts and he

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liked them.

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And then he was able to go back

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into his LinkedIn and see what are the

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posts that he reacted to,

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meaning a thumbs up or hearted or

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whatever.

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And so this was one of them.

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So it's like,

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I just posted this one week ago

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organically.

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And then I put some money behind it.

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And what's hilarious is the first three

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lines is exactly what I hammered with Dr.

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Ethan Berger back in May or June,

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like when he started with me.

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And I kept saying to him,

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treat less patients, write less notes,

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make more money.

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Treat less patients, write less notes,

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make more money.

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It doesn't flow really well,

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but it is very, very simple.

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Three lines, three words each line.

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Maybe that's it.

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Maybe it's the screenshot, the image.

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We're never going to know why,

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but what do you guys think?

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Jimmy, before you jump in,

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so I'm going to dish it out just

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a little bit.

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And I'm not anyone who's got great

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grammar, I promise.

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But because we said when a candidate uses

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a lowercase d,

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as soon as I saw it,

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the first thing I thought was,

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why is he saying treat less patients?

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Now, less, less, less.

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It should be fewer.

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I ran it through chat GPT just to

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make sure.

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And yes,

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fewer is correct because patients and

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notes are things you can count.

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Treat fewer patients, fewer notes,

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more money.

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Touche.

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Less.

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Touche.

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I have no rebuttal.

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I have no rebuttal.

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But Chad also said, strong hook,

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but the recruiting pitch could be more

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convincing.

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So just for people who aren't watching but

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are listening, the thing says,

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treat less patients, write less notes,

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make more money.

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To me...

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The secondary thing that concerns me is it

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just, I don't want pay.

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I don't want therapists who want to treat

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fewer patients.

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I don't want paid therapists who want to

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write fewer notes,

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but that's my business model.

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You're in a different model.

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You're a different hundred percent.

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Give me, what were you going to say?

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I'm looking for a man in finance trust

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fund, six, five blue eyes.

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Looking for a man in finance, trust fund,

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six, five, blue eyes.

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That's why Dave's post works.

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It's not a recruiting post.

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It's not what it is.

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It's dangling the thing.

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If you've got that, I'm your guy.

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That's why it works, right?

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I'm looking for a man in finance,

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trust fund, six, five, blue eyes.

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Say this thing out loud first.

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Why are we hiding this stuff, right?

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Give me some more mayonnaise to put on

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your job description.

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Oh, competitive salary.

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Competitive with what?

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A lemonade stand out front of my house?

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An orthopedic surgeon, right?

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Flexible environment.

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Can I work four tens?

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No.

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Can I work eight fives?

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No.

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So flexible for whom?

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Define it for me.

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Stop telling me how great you are and

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give me an example.

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If I want to treat less patients,

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if I want to write less notes,

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if I want to make more money,

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Dave's like...

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No, because no one would say that.

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The fact that you had to go to

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chat GPT says it's grammatically correct,

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textually wrong, right?

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Because that would actually put distance.

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It'd be like, viewer,

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this guy sounds too snooty.

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Also,

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you guys are overlooking the fact that,

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let me ask you this.

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Dave,

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where were all the people living that have

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started working with you?

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Were they all already native New Yorkers,

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or did people relocate to work with you?

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Ethan and Crystal and even Andrew,

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who we hired earlier this year,

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all had relocated here.

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The one that we just hired actually grew

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up in Long Island, I believe.

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Wait, say that again.

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I couldn't hear.

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They did relocate or they didn't?

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The three that I've already hired and

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onboarded for this calendar year all

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relocated elsewhere into the New York City

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area.

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Look at the picture.

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You're selling New York, right?

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I know I want to move to New

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York.

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I've always wanted, look, look, look,

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look where the, the,

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I want to move to New York does

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not live here.

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It lives here.

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Right.

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But I don't know how, because what,

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how am I going to make any money?

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I'm going to go work for this place.

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I'm not going to,

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But you did two things.

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You dangled the dream and you showed them

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and you're like, listen.

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So I don't know if this is a

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recruiting pitch as much as this is

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attention over time until you know what?

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This guy keeps saying it.

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I'm going to see.

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Is he lying?

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And I'm going to zoom in and they

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take the next step.

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So I think that's why this was effective.

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Bring up the other one, too,

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because there was something I wanted to

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talk about in that one.

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There's two screenshot.

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I love the fact that it starts with

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exactly what people are thinking.

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I know you won't believe this or you'll

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probably think this is fake.

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The hook, right?

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And if you see that enough,

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you're going to go,

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I do think that's fake.

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He knows it sounds too good to be

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true, but he's saying it out loud.

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Therefore, I trust him a little bit.

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You know,

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four milligrams of trust I'll give him.

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That's why when I looked at these two

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screenshots, I said, I get it.

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So the first screenshot made me think of

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looking for a man in finance.

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And the second one said,

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you're saying the quiet thing out loud.

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Look around.

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People look a lot.

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I look at a lot of career pages

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for my role at Prompt.

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The bar is not low.

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The bar is on the floor.

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Just change some of those things.

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I don't care how much traffic you have

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to your careers page.

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If it all looks like, you know, uh,

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you know, word mayonnaise,

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it's not going to get anybody excited.

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We're twelve thousand PT short in the

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country.

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You think you're going to win with the

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thing that worked twenty two years ago

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when we were when the when the when

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the funnel was flipped?

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No, I mean, I freaked someone out.

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I won't say who,

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but I was at the Chad Madden event

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and I was talking to a clinic director.

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I was like, hey, tell me about you.

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Where are you from?

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And she's like, I work here.

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And I was like, that's awesome.

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Like, what's your biggest problem?

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And she says, hire it.

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She says we had three clinics.

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We could hire a PT at all three.

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I said, what are you doing?

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I'm I'm putting ads on Indeed.

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How's that going?

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Worse every single year.

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Do you increase the spend or not?

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Yes.

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So hold on a second.

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I want to sell you a bridge.

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It's in Brooklyn where you're going to

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give me more money every time.

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He was really flowing.

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We were just sitting back.

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Yeah.

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I haven't had it.

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I was going to say, you know,

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what's interesting is, hang on,

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Jimmy's back.

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Yeah, I was going to say.

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What's interesting to me is this one

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doesn't even say physical therapy

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anywhere.

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I didn't even notice.

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It says PT.

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It says concierge pain relief PT.

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Concierge pain relief PT is accepting

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applications.

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To me, if I don't know you,

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if I've never heard of you,

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that doesn't necessarily...

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um that's assuming the person gets to that

00:24:22.821 --> 00:24:25.763
this one the other one does say like

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but we can and do pay physical therapists

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more income right at the top you know

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likely above the fold or as soon as

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you uh need to scroll down at all

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but it what what is the picture down

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below it just because we can't see it

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Oh,

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that was a picture from an Instagram

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video, but like a static of, uh,

00:24:48.023 --> 00:24:49.925
Ethan treating Andrew's hip.

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So it was like a, we were,

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you know,

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doing video content and I just grabbed a

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screenshot from the video.

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Okay.

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All right.

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In our clinic.

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Yeah.

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So when I freaked that,

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when I freaked that woman out before I

00:25:01.978 --> 00:25:03.078
accidentally hit the refresh button and

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got kicked out of my own studio, um,

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I said, listen, you got three openings.

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So I was like, ballpark,

00:25:08.457 --> 00:25:09.096
am I right here?

00:25:09.717 --> 00:25:11.577
You could be bringing in three quarters of

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a million more dollars if you hired those

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three people.

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She's like, yeah, pretty much.

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And I said,

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and what are you doing about it?

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And she's like,

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the same thing we did six years ago,

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the same way we did it six years

00:25:22.760 --> 00:25:23.040
ago.

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And I said,

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do you have bathrooms in your clinic?

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And she's like, well, of course.

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I said, if it's clogged,

00:25:28.722 --> 00:25:29.702
would you call a plumber?

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And she's like, yeah.

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And I go, if that plumber didn't work,

00:25:32.416 --> 00:25:33.076
what would you do?

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Call a different plumber or do something

00:25:35.358 --> 00:25:37.038
differently, right?

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But we're just doing the same thing and

00:25:39.681 --> 00:25:41.241
complaining about it more in terms of

00:25:41.281 --> 00:25:41.642
hiring.

00:25:41.902 --> 00:25:43.482
I'll just do Indeed, right?

00:25:43.502 --> 00:25:46.104
I'll just spend more on Indeed.

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What if you just kept spending more on

00:25:47.825 --> 00:25:50.625
every plumber after that and the toilet

00:25:50.645 --> 00:25:51.967
was still full, right?

00:25:52.106 --> 00:25:52.827
It wouldn't work.

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You wouldn't keep doing it.

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You'd try something different.

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Yeah, exactly.

00:25:56.884 --> 00:25:57.664
You know what the problem is,

00:25:57.704 --> 00:25:58.684
is that person don't,

00:25:58.765 --> 00:26:00.085
don't say their name or practice.

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I don't even know her name.

00:26:00.986 --> 00:26:02.746
I can't remember.

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The problem is,

00:26:03.586 --> 00:26:05.067
is that that individual in my,

00:26:05.287 --> 00:26:06.067
this is just my opinion.

00:26:06.248 --> 00:26:07.228
I'm not talking for you guys,

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but that person,

00:26:09.169 --> 00:26:11.249
their income or their status at the

00:26:11.288 --> 00:26:12.990
company does not change regardless of

00:26:13.029 --> 00:26:15.131
whether she hires the next person or not.

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So you love my incentivize to think

00:26:17.892 --> 00:26:18.432
outside the box.

00:26:18.451 --> 00:26:19.412
She's not going to think of what I

00:26:19.451 --> 00:26:20.711
did, which is okay.

00:26:20.732 --> 00:26:22.192
Let's look at my posts and then I'm

00:26:22.212 --> 00:26:24.574
going to put six thousand dollars into

00:26:25.233 --> 00:26:26.815
into these six posts over the next thirty

00:26:26.835 --> 00:26:27.055
days.

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So whatever dollar amount, you know,

00:26:29.416 --> 00:26:31.238
ad spend for boosted posts on LinkedIn,

00:26:31.459 --> 00:26:32.459
something that I've never done.

00:26:32.519 --> 00:26:33.779
I didn't even I forgot to even tell

00:26:33.799 --> 00:26:34.961
you guys about it because I'm always

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testing new things.

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I am incentivized to do new things.

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And that person,

00:26:38.963 --> 00:26:39.884
that clinic director is not.

00:26:40.505 --> 00:26:42.787
i said who if this doesn't get solved

00:26:42.826 --> 00:26:44.667
in six months who gets in trouble and

00:26:44.708 --> 00:26:46.009
she gave me the exact answer i was

00:26:46.048 --> 00:26:48.611
expecting well you know we talk about it

00:26:48.651 --> 00:26:50.992
at our quarterly meeting so you know it's

00:26:51.012 --> 00:26:54.134
a shared responsibility my man i learned

00:26:54.174 --> 00:26:55.635
leadership from my dad who was a new

00:26:55.655 --> 00:26:57.877
york city firefighter if the hose ain't on

00:26:57.897 --> 00:26:59.818
the third floor who's in trouble someone

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dies someone dies right like act as if

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And my final question to her,

00:27:05.583 --> 00:27:07.243
are you acting as if this is a

00:27:07.284 --> 00:27:08.204
real problem or not?

00:27:08.285 --> 00:27:09.746
You just told me it was not a

00:27:09.806 --> 00:27:10.346
problem.

00:27:10.685 --> 00:27:12.386
You told me it was the biggest problem

00:27:12.767 --> 00:27:15.108
in your business and you are solving it

00:27:15.368 --> 00:27:17.150
with, I'll just,

00:27:17.309 --> 00:27:20.511
let me click three more hundred dollars,

00:27:20.612 --> 00:27:20.971
I guess.

00:27:21.872 --> 00:27:22.232
On Indeed,

00:27:22.252 --> 00:27:24.273
you're buried under twenty other job

00:27:24.314 --> 00:27:24.993
posts.

00:27:25.134 --> 00:27:25.775
Also, I said,

00:27:26.634 --> 00:27:28.016
if I go to Indeed right now and

00:27:28.096 --> 00:27:29.757
screenshot ten job posts,

00:27:30.511 --> 00:27:31.592
and I remove the names,

00:27:31.632 --> 00:27:32.692
could you find yours?

00:27:32.792 --> 00:27:33.653
And she said, no,

00:27:33.673 --> 00:27:34.653
I don't even know what it looks like.

00:27:35.314 --> 00:27:37.255
What are we talking about?

00:27:37.654 --> 00:27:39.976
You don't know what you're saying about

00:27:40.076 --> 00:27:43.037
yourself to get the most important problem

00:27:43.076 --> 00:27:45.018
at your clinic solved, right?

00:27:45.077 --> 00:27:45.958
You have no idea.

00:27:46.218 --> 00:27:49.160
This also bothers me when people say our

00:27:49.200 --> 00:27:51.661
biggest referral method for hiring or for

00:27:51.760 --> 00:27:52.221
patients

00:27:52.757 --> 00:27:55.116
is word of mouth and I say what

00:27:55.178 --> 00:27:58.018
words and whose mouths and how are you

00:27:58.057 --> 00:28:00.137
putting better words into more people's

00:28:00.598 --> 00:28:03.638
mouths and their answer is um I don't

00:28:03.659 --> 00:28:04.878
know how it got there in the first

00:28:04.919 --> 00:28:10.721
place that's a problem so I'm gonna share

00:28:10.740 --> 00:28:12.961
my screen real quick let's take a look

00:28:13.000 --> 00:28:15.821
at this but on that same note Jimmy

00:28:17.923 --> 00:28:18.664
Whose fault is it?

00:28:18.765 --> 00:28:19.525
Is it her fault?

00:28:19.664 --> 00:28:21.386
Is it management's fault?

00:28:21.507 --> 00:28:22.627
Is it the way the company?

00:28:22.647 --> 00:28:25.009
Yeah, I don't know.

00:28:25.088 --> 00:28:27.070
I would say it's got hired a position

00:28:27.111 --> 00:28:28.551
with the with the job description.

00:28:28.951 --> 00:28:29.112
Right.

00:28:29.192 --> 00:28:32.154
It's the highest person's possible unless

00:28:32.694 --> 00:28:34.076
that highest person can say,

00:28:34.316 --> 00:28:35.656
I tasked you with this and told you

00:28:35.676 --> 00:28:36.958
with responsibility and I held you

00:28:36.998 --> 00:28:38.138
accountable.

00:28:38.179 --> 00:28:39.619
But my guess is if she couldn't answer

00:28:39.700 --> 00:28:39.740
it,

00:28:39.760 --> 00:28:41.761
she she looked she looked like I hit

00:28:41.781 --> 00:28:42.583
her across the face.

00:28:43.262 --> 00:28:44.544
with a wet towel.

00:28:44.584 --> 00:28:46.284
Like she looked dumbfounded that I was

00:28:46.364 --> 00:28:47.345
asking these simple questions.

00:28:47.625 --> 00:28:49.345
And did I ask any questions that I

00:28:49.365 --> 00:28:50.365
could have got that he needed to get

00:28:50.405 --> 00:28:51.625
an MBA to answer?

00:28:51.965 --> 00:28:52.166
No.

00:28:52.426 --> 00:28:54.366
I was an idiot radio DJ asking you

00:28:54.406 --> 00:28:56.208
those questions because I faced those

00:28:56.228 --> 00:28:56.708
questions.

00:28:57.769 --> 00:28:59.409
I needed to sell thirty five cars.

00:28:59.429 --> 00:29:00.970
We gave you a million dollars in ad

00:29:00.990 --> 00:29:01.289
spend.

00:29:01.609 --> 00:29:02.911
How come we're not getting the traffic?

00:29:03.070 --> 00:29:04.570
I needed to answer for that or that

00:29:04.651 --> 00:29:06.031
money would go away next quarter.

00:29:06.592 --> 00:29:08.752
I understood and I was on the hook

00:29:08.792 --> 00:29:09.173
for that.

00:29:09.413 --> 00:29:11.054
So I acted as if.

00:29:12.987 --> 00:29:14.607
So let's take a look at what Dave's

00:29:14.647 --> 00:29:15.468
competing with.

00:29:15.647 --> 00:29:18.009
I just did physical therapist, Manhattan,

00:29:18.028 --> 00:29:18.509
New York.

00:29:18.528 --> 00:29:19.769
I don't know if I should have done

00:29:19.808 --> 00:29:20.910
Brooklyn or whatever.

00:29:22.809 --> 00:29:26.291
So hospital, special surgery,

00:29:27.051 --> 00:29:28.011
posting salary,

00:29:28.192 --> 00:29:30.893
one twenty seven to one forty seven.

00:29:31.833 --> 00:29:34.193
We've got another one,

00:29:34.554 --> 00:29:36.214
NYC Health Hospital,

00:29:36.654 --> 00:29:38.895
one to one salary offer.

00:29:40.145 --> 00:29:41.967
One thirty three to one sixty eight.

00:29:42.307 --> 00:29:44.528
And these are one hundred and thirty three

00:29:44.548 --> 00:29:46.587
thousand for those of us not living in

00:29:46.627 --> 00:29:47.108
New York.

00:29:47.689 --> 00:29:50.410
One hundred and twenty two thousand.

00:29:51.970 --> 00:29:53.570
Sixty five an hour per diem.

00:29:56.564 --> 00:29:57.285
PT match.

00:29:57.305 --> 00:30:01.627
Don't we know who's that?

00:30:01.667 --> 00:30:02.409
That's my job post.

00:30:02.469 --> 00:30:02.888
Click on that.

00:30:03.049 --> 00:30:03.630
Don't click on it.

00:30:03.650 --> 00:30:04.451
It'll cost your money.

00:30:04.951 --> 00:30:05.171
I know.

00:30:05.571 --> 00:30:06.172
I'm kidding.

00:30:06.511 --> 00:30:07.113
I'm kidding.

00:30:07.173 --> 00:30:07.553
I'm kidding.

00:30:07.593 --> 00:30:08.794
I'm kidding.

00:30:08.814 --> 00:30:09.414
So read that.

00:30:09.454 --> 00:30:10.615
Yeah, this should be ours.

00:30:10.635 --> 00:30:10.715
Yeah.

00:30:10.736 --> 00:30:10.836
Okay.

00:30:12.698 --> 00:30:14.538
Easy, easily apply.

00:30:14.618 --> 00:30:17.182
So the bold across the top,

00:30:17.842 --> 00:30:18.962
one hundred and twenty thousand,

00:30:19.042 --> 00:30:20.503
one hundred and fifty six thousand.

00:30:20.564 --> 00:30:21.684
So you're in the range.

00:30:23.625 --> 00:30:25.088
You may be the right fit for this

00:30:25.150 --> 00:30:28.017
role if you love being trusted to do

00:30:28.057 --> 00:30:28.939
your job well.

00:30:29.917 --> 00:30:32.278
You like meeting people where they are

00:30:32.378 --> 00:30:33.680
literally and personally.

00:30:34.119 --> 00:30:35.019
You're curious.

00:30:35.320 --> 00:30:36.740
That was what Dave and I were talking

00:30:36.760 --> 00:30:37.401
about earlier.

00:30:37.480 --> 00:30:39.682
I said people aren't curious anymore.

00:30:40.143 --> 00:30:42.624
You're curious about how people work,

00:30:42.703 --> 00:30:44.424
live and move through the world.

00:30:44.884 --> 00:30:47.605
You enjoy helping a wide range of people

00:30:48.026 --> 00:30:50.086
from athletes to executives to older

00:30:50.146 --> 00:30:51.728
adults with families who want.

00:30:52.307 --> 00:30:54.528
None of this is what I'm sure the

00:30:54.568 --> 00:30:55.990
hospital post is.

00:30:56.029 --> 00:30:57.009
So exactly.

00:30:57.490 --> 00:30:57.931
Exactly.

00:30:58.549 --> 00:30:59.330
You want autonomy.

00:30:59.351 --> 00:31:00.171
You want freedom.

00:31:00.771 --> 00:31:02.173
Schedule in your practice.

00:31:02.212 --> 00:31:04.994
You value one-on-one care and time with

00:31:05.015 --> 00:31:05.836
your patients.

00:31:06.596 --> 00:31:08.698
If that sounds like you, keep reading.

00:31:10.459 --> 00:31:12.260
We're representing an established

00:31:12.401 --> 00:31:14.623
concierge physical therapy practice

00:31:14.643 --> 00:31:15.743
serving Manhattan.

00:31:16.384 --> 00:31:18.786
Growing team, highly independent,

00:31:18.826 --> 00:31:20.847
patient-centered PT, great fit.

00:31:21.621 --> 00:31:21.881
You know,

00:31:21.921 --> 00:31:23.561
something that I've also noticed just for

00:31:23.622 --> 00:31:23.942
me,

00:31:24.201 --> 00:31:25.542
and I'm sure you guys probably do it

00:31:25.583 --> 00:31:25.883
too.

00:31:26.823 --> 00:31:28.044
I skip a lot of words.

00:31:28.124 --> 00:31:29.324
I do it intentionally,

00:31:29.963 --> 00:31:31.565
but it's because I read so slow.

00:31:31.605 --> 00:31:34.165
Guys in general just read slow, I think.

00:31:34.846 --> 00:31:37.367
And so when you're writing the ad,

00:31:37.387 --> 00:31:39.647
when you're creating the ad,

00:31:40.368 --> 00:31:41.608
I would keep that in mind.

00:31:41.828 --> 00:31:44.269
Like, I'm not going to read every word.

00:31:44.289 --> 00:31:45.191
I'm going to skip around.

00:31:46.131 --> 00:31:48.354
Uh, you'll go patients, offices, homes,

00:31:48.433 --> 00:31:51.297
gyms, convenience, download location.

00:31:51.336 --> 00:31:51.857
Yeah.

00:31:51.877 --> 00:31:53.219
Can you copy and paste that?

00:31:53.880 --> 00:31:54.000
Yeah.

00:31:54.019 --> 00:31:55.622
Put it in chat GPT and I want

00:31:55.642 --> 00:31:56.522
to give you a prompt.

00:31:57.284 --> 00:31:57.924
Okay.

00:31:57.964 --> 00:31:58.526
Let's go.

00:31:58.726 --> 00:31:59.606
Let's go live.

00:31:59.906 --> 00:32:00.468
Let's do this.

00:32:02.266 --> 00:32:04.326
By the way, Sturdy wrote all of this.

00:32:05.247 --> 00:32:06.727
Obviously, I approved it at some point.

00:32:06.767 --> 00:32:07.606
I don't know how long ago.

00:32:08.247 --> 00:32:09.268
I haven't seen this in a long time

00:32:09.288 --> 00:32:10.567
because I just don't go on Indeed.

00:32:11.688 --> 00:32:14.009
But yeah, anything with Jimmy's prompt,

00:32:14.028 --> 00:32:15.689
I'd obviously be curious to...

00:32:16.128 --> 00:32:18.509
Maybe I go in and I make my

00:32:18.569 --> 00:32:21.069
own competing Indeed job post to compete

00:32:21.089 --> 00:32:21.670
with Sturdy's.

00:32:21.690 --> 00:32:23.009
We do it with Jimmy's prompt,

00:32:23.029 --> 00:32:24.310
but it's going to depend on what it

00:32:24.330 --> 00:32:24.990
spits out right here.

00:32:25.911 --> 00:32:26.931
It's a very simple prompt.

00:32:27.030 --> 00:32:30.511
Rewrite this using the BLUF format.

00:32:32.571 --> 00:32:33.491
V-L what?

00:32:34.071 --> 00:32:34.471
U-F.

00:32:34.571 --> 00:32:35.593
Bottom line up front.

00:32:38.792 --> 00:32:41.192
All right.

00:32:41.212 --> 00:32:42.854
By the way, there's no right format.

00:32:42.933 --> 00:32:43.433
There isn't.

00:32:43.554 --> 00:32:44.973
Because as soon as everybody starts using

00:32:45.173 --> 00:32:45.334
one,

00:32:45.394 --> 00:32:47.173
that becomes the wrong format because it

00:32:47.194 --> 00:32:47.855
becomes mayonnaise.

00:32:47.875 --> 00:32:48.015
Right.

00:32:48.035 --> 00:32:49.095
All right.

00:32:50.875 --> 00:32:51.194
Let's see.

00:32:51.255 --> 00:32:53.055
We've got physical therapist,

00:32:53.075 --> 00:32:54.895
concierge practice, Manhattan.

00:32:54.955 --> 00:32:56.836
It's got that.

00:32:57.155 --> 00:32:58.316
Provide one-on-one.

00:32:59.777 --> 00:33:01.717
How similar is it to what's already there?

00:33:03.422 --> 00:33:03.701
I can't.

00:33:03.801 --> 00:33:05.482
I can't zoom in without refreshing my

00:33:05.502 --> 00:33:05.742
screen.

00:33:05.762 --> 00:33:07.022
Full time,

00:33:07.143 --> 00:33:08.824
one twenty to one fifty six per year.

00:33:08.884 --> 00:33:09.544
First of all, look,

00:33:09.564 --> 00:33:10.984
look what it does when you say bottom

00:33:11.025 --> 00:33:12.505
line up front was did the previous post

00:33:12.525 --> 00:33:13.625
have the salary that high?

00:33:13.644 --> 00:33:14.605
I don't I can't remember.

00:33:15.425 --> 00:33:19.527
Let me see if I can pull up

00:33:19.567 --> 00:33:20.228
the indeed.

00:33:20.468 --> 00:33:21.647
The indeed post had the salary.

00:33:22.268 --> 00:33:24.009
Indeed is probably smart enough to know,

00:33:24.068 --> 00:33:24.308
like,

00:33:24.548 --> 00:33:26.869
you have to put that first because what

00:33:26.950 --> 00:33:27.690
are we doing here?

00:33:27.710 --> 00:33:29.270
Like, what are we doing?

00:33:29.851 --> 00:33:29.971
Yeah.

00:33:32.271 --> 00:33:34.334
I'm going to, I closed it by accident,

00:33:34.374 --> 00:33:35.655
but I'm going to pull it back up

00:33:35.756 --> 00:33:36.156
here.

00:33:36.257 --> 00:33:38.960
So Jason Silvernail is a military PT.

00:33:39.000 --> 00:33:40.741
He and I love the bluff.

00:33:40.761 --> 00:33:43.486
Bluff is a military format, right?

00:33:44.518 --> 00:33:46.619
I feel like if a physical therapist was

00:33:47.019 --> 00:33:48.240
in the field of the military,

00:33:49.041 --> 00:33:50.423
they'd write their note by saying,

00:33:50.782 --> 00:33:52.144
you know, it's sixty eight degrees.

00:33:52.183 --> 00:33:53.665
The wind is out of the southwest.

00:33:54.346 --> 00:33:55.326
It's very sunny.

00:33:56.107 --> 00:33:56.448
By the way,

00:33:56.468 --> 00:33:57.689
the enemy is shooting at us.

00:33:57.729 --> 00:33:58.549
Please send help.

00:33:59.769 --> 00:34:00.990
You do not have the bottom line up

00:34:01.051 --> 00:34:01.352
front.

00:34:01.491 --> 00:34:01.731
Right.

00:34:01.811 --> 00:34:03.993
The military would say under fire,

00:34:04.134 --> 00:34:05.234
send assistance.

00:34:05.694 --> 00:34:05.894
Right.

00:34:05.954 --> 00:34:07.435
And I feel like that is the same

00:34:07.476 --> 00:34:08.556
for job descriptions.

00:34:08.956 --> 00:34:10.235
Why are we burying?

00:34:10.376 --> 00:34:12.697
Why is the bottom line not the first

00:34:12.976 --> 00:34:13.317
line?

00:34:13.396 --> 00:34:13.577
Right.

00:34:13.717 --> 00:34:14.657
We even call it that.

00:34:15.016 --> 00:34:16.978
Listen, we're going to sell me this car.

00:34:17.038 --> 00:34:18.018
What's the bottom line?

00:34:18.177 --> 00:34:18.338
Right.

00:34:18.378 --> 00:34:18.838
What's the bottom line?

00:34:18.878 --> 00:34:19.518
What's wrong with it?

00:34:19.539 --> 00:34:20.539
It's got two hundred fifty thousand.

00:34:20.559 --> 00:34:21.739
But what's the what's the bottom line?

00:34:21.778 --> 00:34:23.260
What's the price and what's the problems?

00:34:23.539 --> 00:34:26.019
But we bury that in job descriptions.

00:34:26.539 --> 00:34:28.221
And this is worth more than a car

00:34:28.280 --> 00:34:29.141
in terms of revenue.

00:34:29.360 --> 00:34:31.402
This confuses people like me.

00:34:31.442 --> 00:34:32.461
My head wants to explode.

00:34:33.364 --> 00:34:34.847
So at the top of the show before

00:34:34.887 --> 00:34:36.047
Jimmy came in, Tony,

00:34:36.068 --> 00:34:37.130
you were asking me about what are some

00:34:37.150 --> 00:34:38.251
of the things that almost like

00:34:38.391 --> 00:34:40.793
disqualifies people upfront and in that

00:34:40.813 --> 00:34:41.514
job description,

00:34:41.635 --> 00:34:43.797
even if after it was reworked with the

00:34:43.838 --> 00:34:45.760
prompt and also from what Sturdy posted

00:34:46.041 --> 00:34:47.121
and even what I put in like the

00:34:47.242 --> 00:34:48.885
FAQ and all the stuff that I send

00:34:48.905 --> 00:34:51.106
to people when they reach out to get

00:34:51.148 --> 00:34:51.708
more information.

00:34:52.509 --> 00:34:54.971
It will say in all the documentation and

00:34:55.010 --> 00:34:57.492
in Sturdy's initial job posts and our job

00:34:57.532 --> 00:35:01.153
posts that this is not home health and

00:35:01.173 --> 00:35:03.436
that this is not Medicare Part B.

00:35:04.135 --> 00:35:06.557
And there's no Oasis requirements.

00:35:06.717 --> 00:35:08.239
So some therapists know what Oasis is,

00:35:08.278 --> 00:35:08.759
some don't.

00:35:09.059 --> 00:35:09.960
But the ones that know about it,

00:35:09.980 --> 00:35:10.639
they're like, oh, good,

00:35:10.659 --> 00:35:12.101
because the Oasis is horrible.

00:35:12.121 --> 00:35:12.942
It takes like an hour,

00:35:12.981 --> 00:35:14.483
hour and a half to write an Oasis

00:35:14.523 --> 00:35:15.222
evaluation.

00:35:15.623 --> 00:35:16.423
So we have that in there.

00:35:16.503 --> 00:35:17.605
I know that was just on the screen

00:35:17.625 --> 00:35:20.485
where it said this role is not Medicare

00:35:20.525 --> 00:35:20.786
Part B.

00:35:21.806 --> 00:35:23.507
and no Oasis requirements, right?

00:35:23.527 --> 00:35:24.387
So then when someone,

00:35:24.688 --> 00:35:26.148
when we do a fifteen minute phone screen,

00:35:26.248 --> 00:35:27.550
and that is why the first step is

00:35:27.570 --> 00:35:28.889
a fifteen minute call only,

00:35:29.130 --> 00:35:31.371
because it's meant to qualify you.

00:35:31.931 --> 00:35:33.112
Does it make sense for both of us

00:35:33.132 --> 00:35:34.532
to spend time and effort on the next

00:35:34.572 --> 00:35:36.313
step as a sixty minute Zoom call and

00:35:36.393 --> 00:35:38.313
lock our schedules in for sixty minutes

00:35:38.574 --> 00:35:39.074
with each other?

00:35:39.835 --> 00:35:42.097
First, first call less than fifty minutes.

00:35:42.737 --> 00:35:43.938
If they say if they ask,

00:35:43.978 --> 00:35:44.679
the candidate asked,

00:35:45.358 --> 00:35:46.500
is this so this is like, yeah,

00:35:46.539 --> 00:35:47.481
it's like home health, right?

00:35:47.521 --> 00:35:49.681
Like and you like so is this Medicare

00:35:49.722 --> 00:35:50.603
Part A or Part B?

00:35:50.882 --> 00:35:52.764
They ask that they are literally done,

00:35:52.804 --> 00:35:53.085
Tony.

00:35:53.304 --> 00:35:54.485
They are literally done.

00:35:55.786 --> 00:35:57.447
completely a hundred percent disqualified.

00:35:57.987 --> 00:35:59.269
Is this Medicare part A or part B?

00:35:59.309 --> 00:36:01.652
It's like, well, if you read the FAQ,

00:36:01.891 --> 00:36:02.452
it actually,

00:36:02.472 --> 00:36:04.153
that means you didn't read it.

00:36:04.173 --> 00:36:05.735
That means you're not that serious about a

00:36:05.795 --> 00:36:06.996
high level opportunity.

00:36:07.418 --> 00:36:08.619
Here's your response, Dave.

00:36:09.539 --> 00:36:10.239
I'm going to be Dave.

00:36:10.260 --> 00:36:11.842
You be the candidate asking if it's which

00:36:11.882 --> 00:36:12.722
part of Medicare it is.

00:36:13.744 --> 00:36:13.884
Yeah.

00:36:13.963 --> 00:36:15.686
Is that Medicare part A or Medicare part

00:36:15.706 --> 00:36:15.905
B?

00:36:16.206 --> 00:36:18.088
It's part C. Yourself out of here.

00:36:18.128 --> 00:36:18.929
Cause you're done.

00:36:20.864 --> 00:36:22.005
You're out of here.

00:36:22.085 --> 00:36:23.106
You're out of here.

00:36:23.407 --> 00:36:24.927
Hey, is my dial tone working?

00:36:25.007 --> 00:36:25.327
What?

00:36:25.387 --> 00:36:25.809
Click.

00:36:26.108 --> 00:36:26.969
That's what you're doing.

00:36:27.130 --> 00:36:29.030
It's like instead of three strikes,

00:36:29.070 --> 00:36:31.313
it's like some of these questions and some

00:36:31.333 --> 00:36:33.594
of these responses,

00:36:33.695 --> 00:36:36.376
you're out in one question or comment.

00:36:38.597 --> 00:36:38.898
You're out.

00:36:38.918 --> 00:36:39.778
To go full baseball,

00:36:39.898 --> 00:36:41.320
you just made contact with the ball while

00:36:41.340 --> 00:36:42.501
your foot was out of the batter's box.

00:36:42.541 --> 00:36:44.943
You can strike out without ever actually

00:36:44.963 --> 00:36:45.724
getting three strikes.

00:36:46.797 --> 00:36:47.619
Here's the thing, though.

00:36:47.719 --> 00:36:49.760
So what most of the rest of the

00:36:49.780 --> 00:36:50.842
world, including me,

00:36:50.902 --> 00:36:53.264
is going to say is we don't have

00:36:53.284 --> 00:36:54.025
that luxury.

00:36:54.065 --> 00:36:56.827
We don't have the ability to take somebody

00:36:56.987 --> 00:37:00.351
out of circulation so easily for such a

00:37:00.391 --> 00:37:01.170
low threshold.

00:37:03.182 --> 00:37:05.043
A lot of places are going to be

00:37:05.083 --> 00:37:06.905
skilled nursing, hospitals,

00:37:06.925 --> 00:37:08.244
they're going to be organizations.

00:37:08.565 --> 00:37:10.585
And I'm going to go back to when

00:37:10.706 --> 00:37:12.626
I was operating five locations,

00:37:13.166 --> 00:37:15.027
I wasn't even meeting the people.

00:37:15.728 --> 00:37:17.507
I had no idea who was getting hired.

00:37:17.527 --> 00:37:18.568
They were just getting hired.

00:37:18.608 --> 00:37:19.429
They filled a role.

00:37:19.469 --> 00:37:20.208
They did a job.

00:37:20.248 --> 00:37:22.789
There were CPT code vending machines,

00:37:22.829 --> 00:37:24.150
if you guys remember that post from a

00:37:24.250 --> 00:37:24.730
while back.

00:37:26.490 --> 00:37:28.614
They just needed a pulse and they needed

00:37:28.713 --> 00:37:30.074
not to hurt people,

00:37:30.476 --> 00:37:31.936
not to offend patients.

00:37:32.338 --> 00:37:33.960
It didn't matter if they were doing three

00:37:34.000 --> 00:37:36.001
sets of ten glute set or they were

00:37:36.121 --> 00:37:37.784
actually doing something useful.

00:37:38.083 --> 00:37:38.385
Jimmy.

00:37:38.465 --> 00:37:38.704
Right.

00:37:38.985 --> 00:37:41.007
But isn't that why we're like some people

00:37:41.027 --> 00:37:42.550
are in this position is because you took

00:37:42.630 --> 00:37:44.771
anybody and then they then they churn and

00:37:45.313 --> 00:37:45.452
like,

00:37:45.492 --> 00:37:46.833
wouldn't it be better to find better

00:37:46.875 --> 00:37:47.114
people?

00:37:49.717 --> 00:37:51.518
It depends on the business model, right?

00:37:51.557 --> 00:37:52.757
What's the business you're in?

00:37:54.079 --> 00:37:56.019
McDonald's doesn't have to make a better

00:37:56.079 --> 00:37:56.500
burger.

00:37:56.960 --> 00:37:58.179
I don't have to.

00:37:58.701 --> 00:38:00.641
Yeah, I don't have to build a better,

00:38:01.621 --> 00:38:03.461
more knowledgeable, higher,

00:38:03.822 --> 00:38:06.362
a highly skilled therapist who's going to

00:38:06.402 --> 00:38:07.744
make two hundred thousand a year.

00:38:08.543 --> 00:38:11.527
so i i've chosen that route now we've

00:38:11.547 --> 00:38:14.108
consolidated we've downsized i can be the

00:38:14.268 --> 00:38:16.530
one who delivers delivers an exceptional

00:38:16.570 --> 00:38:19.233
experience but it also ties it to me

00:38:19.474 --> 00:38:20.934
my question is and where i want to

00:38:20.954 --> 00:38:22.476
take the conversation in the last

00:38:22.556 --> 00:38:25.358
twenty-ish minutes so people will say

00:38:26.626 --> 00:38:29.668
I'm just wasting money on Indeed because

00:38:29.768 --> 00:38:31.409
I'm competing with everybody else.

00:38:32.068 --> 00:38:34.349
I'm spending money, I'm getting bad leads,

00:38:34.369 --> 00:38:35.831
you know, all this kind of stuff.

00:38:36.451 --> 00:38:37.992
What I still don't understand,

00:38:38.052 --> 00:38:40.432
and certainly I'm biased to social medias,

00:38:41.052 --> 00:38:42.954
aren't the people you want to hire.

00:38:42.994 --> 00:38:45.594
And we've said the best therapists are not

00:38:45.635 --> 00:38:47.135
looking for jobs on Indeed.

00:38:47.456 --> 00:38:48.996
They're happy, they're working,

00:38:49.016 --> 00:38:50.436
they're doing what they want,

00:38:50.536 --> 00:38:52.117
what they do best.

00:38:53.242 --> 00:38:56.304
Why are these individuals not focusing

00:38:56.344 --> 00:38:59.206
their social media leverage to put out

00:38:59.246 --> 00:39:02.409
content focused on recruiting their ideal

00:39:03.228 --> 00:39:03.748
therapist?

00:39:04.130 --> 00:39:05.170
Which answer do you want?

00:39:05.230 --> 00:39:07.090
I've got, hey,

00:39:07.391 --> 00:39:08.552
I have many Dave is on the line.

00:39:09.833 --> 00:39:11.333
I've got several answers for this.

00:39:11.434 --> 00:39:12.173
Number one,

00:39:12.355 --> 00:39:14.275
because the recruiting department opens

00:39:14.295 --> 00:39:16.856
their laptop and their first bookmark is

00:39:16.876 --> 00:39:19.039
in Indeed because that is the job

00:39:19.059 --> 00:39:19.619
description.

00:39:19.978 --> 00:39:21.960
Because we tell people we have so many

00:39:22.201 --> 00:39:22.760
SOPs

00:39:23.766 --> 00:39:25.407
that tell people exactly how to do each

00:39:25.427 --> 00:39:27.568
thing that it's, we do indeed,

00:39:27.728 --> 00:39:29.509
we do this, we do that.

00:39:29.610 --> 00:39:31.971
So I'm not,

00:39:32.431 --> 00:39:33.831
I don't feel like it's my purview.

00:39:33.911 --> 00:39:35.032
Some people don't feel like the recruiting

00:39:35.072 --> 00:39:36.313
department doesn't have access to the

00:39:36.353 --> 00:39:37.034
LinkedIn account.

00:39:37.353 --> 00:39:39.135
They don't have access to Instagram.

00:39:39.275 --> 00:39:39.795
I can't read that.

00:39:39.815 --> 00:39:40.235
What does that say?

00:39:42.431 --> 00:39:44.211
I used Vistaprint to go off of the

00:39:44.251 --> 00:39:44.693
recruiting.

00:39:44.972 --> 00:39:47.793
I am sending out what Sturdy McKee calls

00:39:47.913 --> 00:39:49.333
a savage note.

00:39:49.514 --> 00:39:52.355
I'm sending out mailers to staff physical

00:39:52.375 --> 00:39:52.554
therapy.

00:39:52.574 --> 00:39:53.675
This goes back to Indeed.

00:39:54.255 --> 00:39:55.715
The best candidates are not on Indeed.

00:39:55.755 --> 00:39:57.416
The best candidates are typically happy.

00:39:57.755 --> 00:39:59.115
Tony has mentioned this multiple times

00:39:59.155 --> 00:40:00.115
over the past two or three years.

00:40:00.597 --> 00:40:01.677
Some of the best physical therapist

00:40:01.697 --> 00:40:04.677
candidates are either happy or they're

00:40:04.717 --> 00:40:06.518
comfortable enough where they're at and

00:40:06.538 --> 00:40:07.557
they're not always on Indeed.

00:40:07.637 --> 00:40:09.438
So I am now sending out

00:40:10.398 --> 00:40:13.800
uh paper letters that say tired of

00:40:13.840 --> 00:40:15.240
treating fifteen to twenty four patients

00:40:15.260 --> 00:40:18.121
per day income feels capped and then they

00:40:18.222 --> 00:40:21.943
open it up and it's concierge pain relief

00:40:22.023 --> 00:40:24.385
and the whole body is the dm post

00:40:24.405 --> 00:40:26.865
that already has worked on linkedin so i

00:40:26.905 --> 00:40:29.126
will write their name dear jimmy and then

00:40:29.166 --> 00:40:31.086
sign my name dave at the bottom and

00:40:31.126 --> 00:40:31.867
i'm sending out

00:40:32.782 --> 00:40:34.947
These letters to...

00:40:35.148 --> 00:40:36.030
These are three by fives.

00:40:36.070 --> 00:40:39.257
If you're listening on Spotify or iTunes,

00:40:39.619 --> 00:40:40.621
these are three by five...

00:40:42.027 --> 00:40:44.590
thank you note size from Vistaprint and

00:40:44.710 --> 00:40:46.851
I'm mailing them to their office.

00:40:46.971 --> 00:40:48.731
I use ChatGPT to confirm which of the

00:40:48.773 --> 00:40:49.893
physical therapists in all these

00:40:49.932 --> 00:40:50.773
in-network practices.

00:40:51.474 --> 00:40:52.934
You're mailing it to their job?

00:40:53.456 --> 00:40:54.155
To their job.

00:40:54.596 --> 00:40:54.896
Yes.

00:40:55.356 --> 00:40:57.878
Because if they're another physical

00:40:57.898 --> 00:40:58.918
therapist, I don't know where they live,

00:40:58.958 --> 00:40:59.139
right?

00:40:59.159 --> 00:41:00.820
What apartment they live in.

00:41:01.320 --> 00:41:03.322
Without me being able to zoom in,

00:41:03.621 --> 00:41:05.043
can you open that back up?

00:41:05.623 --> 00:41:07.105
I will say I can't read it.

00:41:07.224 --> 00:41:07.945
I don't have to.

00:41:08.204 --> 00:41:10.306
Lose fifty percent of the words because

00:41:10.347 --> 00:41:11.648
that looks like a wall of text.

00:41:12.467 --> 00:41:14.489
I know the inside of this letter is

00:41:14.528 --> 00:41:17.449
the exact word for word cold DM that

00:41:17.510 --> 00:41:18.550
already works on LinkedIn.

00:41:18.610 --> 00:41:20.570
It gets some of the candidates like,

00:41:20.710 --> 00:41:21.851
like this isn't LinkedIn.

00:41:22.490 --> 00:41:23.211
This isn't LinkedIn.

00:41:23.231 --> 00:41:24.092
This is a piece of paper.

00:41:24.351 --> 00:41:24.931
I like that.

00:41:25.052 --> 00:41:26.052
What I'm saying is if I,

00:41:26.393 --> 00:41:27.992
when people see that much text,

00:41:28.052 --> 00:41:28.614
it's a word of,

00:41:28.833 --> 00:41:29.793
it's a wall of text.

00:41:30.905 --> 00:41:31.125
I know.

00:41:31.324 --> 00:41:31.726
Well, I mean,

00:41:31.766 --> 00:41:33.226
it's meant to be a little spaced out,

00:41:33.246 --> 00:41:35.568
but I got my first ninety here, Jimmy,

00:41:35.648 --> 00:41:37.088
and maybe when I do the next run,

00:41:37.429 --> 00:41:39.210
maybe I'll take fifty percent of the text

00:41:39.311 --> 00:41:39.471
out.

00:41:39.751 --> 00:41:40.851
Yeah, I mean, it's different.

00:41:40.891 --> 00:41:42.112
It's a different different method,

00:41:42.152 --> 00:41:43.492
different mode, different place.

00:41:43.653 --> 00:41:43.833
Right.

00:41:43.853 --> 00:41:45.715
You're mailing it to their job like you're

00:41:45.755 --> 00:41:46.976
poking the bear a little bit, too,

00:41:46.996 --> 00:41:48.376
because the boss is eventually someone's

00:41:48.396 --> 00:41:50.277
going to go check this out, get recruited.

00:41:51.007 --> 00:41:52.067
They might or they might.

00:41:52.246 --> 00:41:52.867
That's what you want.

00:41:53.807 --> 00:41:54.027
Yeah.

00:41:54.268 --> 00:41:54.487
Yeah.

00:41:54.507 --> 00:41:55.148
What are you going to do?

00:41:55.168 --> 00:41:55.528
I'm here.

00:41:55.548 --> 00:41:57.329
What are you going to do about it?

00:41:57.429 --> 00:41:58.068
It's fair game.

00:41:58.110 --> 00:41:59.949
It's legal for me to send some letter

00:41:59.989 --> 00:42:01.871
to any physical therapist at their job

00:42:01.911 --> 00:42:02.510
street address.

00:42:02.550 --> 00:42:04.132
It's breaking walls.

00:42:05.411 --> 00:42:05.911
I like it.

00:42:06.612 --> 00:42:08.333
It is a little savage or aggressive,

00:42:08.713 --> 00:42:10.313
but it's also like no different than,

00:42:10.393 --> 00:42:11.454
I don't know,

00:42:11.494 --> 00:42:13.155
spending thousands of dollars on LinkedIn

00:42:13.195 --> 00:42:13.775
boosted posts.

00:42:13.835 --> 00:42:14.394
Like the same thing.

00:42:14.414 --> 00:42:14.695
If you were,

00:42:14.815 --> 00:42:15.896
if you were going to do that and

00:42:15.956 --> 00:42:17.655
if you're going to repeatedly send the

00:42:17.715 --> 00:42:19.297
same address letters,

00:42:20.197 --> 00:42:22.177
I hope you change them each time and

00:42:22.217 --> 00:42:24.199
say something like something like,

00:42:24.280 --> 00:42:24.559
you know,

00:42:24.599 --> 00:42:25.880
where they're going to be reading it now.

00:42:26.260 --> 00:42:27.581
Like very rarely do you know,

00:42:27.641 --> 00:42:29.103
is this person like in their car?

00:42:29.143 --> 00:42:30.224
Is this person in the living room?

00:42:30.264 --> 00:42:31.684
Is this person right now?

00:42:31.724 --> 00:42:32.625
You can say like, you know,

00:42:33.065 --> 00:42:34.065
you've been sitting in the seat.

00:42:34.085 --> 00:42:35.606
You've been sitting on the same stool for

00:42:35.806 --> 00:42:36.628
five years.

00:42:37.849 --> 00:42:39.349
When's the last time you got a raise?

00:42:39.710 --> 00:42:40.510
Give yourself one.

00:42:42.532 --> 00:42:43.612
Call me, Dave.

00:42:44.233 --> 00:42:45.094
I like it.

00:42:45.134 --> 00:42:45.574
I like it.

00:42:48.244 --> 00:42:49.806
I haven't done this in forever,

00:42:49.905 --> 00:42:53.990
but you you're sending those mailers.

00:42:55.152 --> 00:42:57.074
Where are you getting the email or the

00:42:57.213 --> 00:42:58.255
mailing address list?

00:42:58.275 --> 00:42:59.956
Zoom info.

00:43:01.849 --> 00:43:03.811
Every outpatient ortho office is on Google

00:43:03.831 --> 00:43:04.010
Maps.

00:43:04.030 --> 00:43:04.391
What do you mean?

00:43:04.411 --> 00:43:06.210
Oh, so yeah,

00:43:06.251 --> 00:43:07.670
you go to the staff page and you

00:43:07.710 --> 00:43:08.791
see who's there.

00:43:10.311 --> 00:43:10.492
Got it.

00:43:11.012 --> 00:43:11.211
Yeah.

00:43:11.251 --> 00:43:12.391
I use ChatGPT and I said,

00:43:13.311 --> 00:43:15.632
use the URL of their practice website,

00:43:15.652 --> 00:43:17.632
their Google reviews, their Yelp reviews,

00:43:18.213 --> 00:43:19.954
what their profile says on LinkedIn,

00:43:20.034 --> 00:43:20.974
any public data.

00:43:21.193 --> 00:43:22.534
You're going to give me a score of

00:43:22.554 --> 00:43:24.014
the likelihood that this staff physical

00:43:24.054 --> 00:43:25.494
therapist still works at this place.

00:43:25.894 --> 00:43:27.054
And I'm only sending them to...

00:43:27.974 --> 00:43:29.356
the therapists that are ninety five or

00:43:29.396 --> 00:43:30.695
ninety eight or ninety nine percent

00:43:30.735 --> 00:43:32.195
likelihood that they still work there

00:43:32.697 --> 00:43:34.376
because they're listed still on the about

00:43:34.436 --> 00:43:36.478
us page of that physical therapy practice.

00:43:37.077 --> 00:43:38.478
I can look at reviews.

00:43:38.818 --> 00:43:39.219
I mean,

00:43:39.318 --> 00:43:40.838
if some patient wrote a Google review

00:43:40.858 --> 00:43:42.179
about them two weeks ago or two months

00:43:42.219 --> 00:43:42.639
ago, whatever,

00:43:42.980 --> 00:43:46.141
they probably still work there.

00:43:46.161 --> 00:43:46.822
I got a dip early,

00:43:46.842 --> 00:43:47.902
so I'm gonna do my parting shot.

00:43:48.282 --> 00:43:49.262
If you've got the choice between

00:43:49.302 --> 00:43:50.302
mayonnaise or hot sauce,

00:43:50.643 --> 00:43:51.963
I hope that this and a lot of

00:43:52.003 --> 00:43:53.204
my other posts in the last couple of

00:43:53.224 --> 00:43:53.943
weeks have shown you

00:43:55.043 --> 00:43:56.664
You are putting out a lot of mayonnaise.

00:43:56.724 --> 00:43:58.405
And if it's an actual problem that you

00:43:58.445 --> 00:43:59.224
need to solve,

00:43:59.385 --> 00:44:00.706
I need you to start reaching for the

00:44:00.726 --> 00:44:02.405
hot sauce and put it on there because

00:44:02.945 --> 00:44:05.126
you want to actually exclude as many

00:44:05.146 --> 00:44:05.987
people as possible.

00:44:06.027 --> 00:44:07.068
But in doing that,

00:44:07.407 --> 00:44:10.429
you might attract a person or at least

00:44:10.469 --> 00:44:13.610
stand out above the sea of sameness on

00:44:13.811 --> 00:44:15.391
Indeed and the other websites.

00:44:16.271 --> 00:44:16.572
All right.

00:44:16.632 --> 00:44:17.092
See you, Jimmy.

00:44:18.213 --> 00:44:20.452
Let's just do our parting shots as well.

00:44:20.532 --> 00:44:20.873
Dave,

00:44:20.934 --> 00:44:24.114
I commend you for continuing to grow even

00:44:24.175 --> 00:44:25.454
at this stage because you've been in

00:44:25.494 --> 00:44:26.275
business a while.

00:44:26.315 --> 00:44:27.356
You're not brand new.

00:44:29.016 --> 00:44:30.257
I don't know how you keep the energy

00:44:30.297 --> 00:44:32.297
going, but congratulations.

00:44:32.336 --> 00:44:36.778
What's your parting shot?

00:44:36.818 --> 00:44:39.900
You can only grow, expand.

00:44:40.527 --> 00:44:42.048
or shrink right we talked about the pros

00:44:42.068 --> 00:44:44.251
and cons of that uh so i obviously

00:44:44.331 --> 00:44:47.153
i'm completely focused on growing and yes

00:44:47.173 --> 00:44:48.474
i've been in business for a while but

00:44:48.835 --> 00:44:51.177
it used to it was a different approach

00:44:51.217 --> 00:44:51.838
it was like

00:44:52.878 --> 00:44:53.038
For me,

00:44:53.057 --> 00:44:54.398
it was like I was taking less risk.

00:44:54.458 --> 00:44:56.119
I was doing I was piecing it together

00:44:56.139 --> 00:44:57.199
with a whole bunch of like independent

00:44:57.239 --> 00:44:57.800
contractors.

00:44:57.840 --> 00:44:58.860
And now it's like, OK,

00:44:58.920 --> 00:44:59.940
I got to pony up more money.

00:45:00.021 --> 00:45:00.940
I got to, you know,

00:45:01.340 --> 00:45:04.461
get think about health insurance and base

00:45:04.501 --> 00:45:05.782
salaries and, you know,

00:45:05.802 --> 00:45:07.543
cash flow to cover payroll and all that.

00:45:07.744 --> 00:45:08.963
And that's only going to get bigger and

00:45:09.224 --> 00:45:11.525
more of responsibility.

00:45:11.565 --> 00:45:11.724
Right.

00:45:12.125 --> 00:45:13.565
So I see the upside.

00:45:13.606 --> 00:45:15.146
I see the consistency of having full time

00:45:15.186 --> 00:45:15.967
therapists with.

00:45:16.646 --> 00:45:18.527
a full schedule available that now I can

00:45:18.588 --> 00:45:18.987
have the,

00:45:19.509 --> 00:45:20.789
our care coordinator like book new

00:45:21.108 --> 00:45:23.831
evaluations onto the therapist schedules

00:45:23.871 --> 00:45:25.431
without even having to speak with a

00:45:25.452 --> 00:45:25.972
therapist, right?

00:45:26.012 --> 00:45:28.492
So just like more efficiencies and I can

00:45:28.512 --> 00:45:29.474
see faster growth.

00:45:29.673 --> 00:45:32.215
And two or three months ago was our

00:45:32.536 --> 00:45:33.856
highest revenue month ever.

00:45:34.336 --> 00:45:37.038
And then September, we just beat that.

00:45:37.057 --> 00:45:38.659
So September was highest revenue month

00:45:38.699 --> 00:45:38.918
ever.

00:45:40.000 --> 00:45:41.740
And so it'll just continue that way.

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And I see the path.

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I have the recruiting and hiring and

00:45:44.922 --> 00:45:45.682
onboarding figured out.

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And I have a lot of the mentorship,

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coaching, support part of it figured out.

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You know,

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I have the avatar ideal client figured

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out.

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And so really now it's just continuing to

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find more great candidates.

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And that's kind of what we talked about

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today.

00:46:03.449 --> 00:46:04.010
Awesome, guys.

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Come back and watch us Thursday, Tuesday,

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Thursday mornings, eight thirty Eastern.

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We'll see you on the next episode.

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See you, Dave.

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Thank you.

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That's it.

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We're out.

00:46:13.804 --> 00:46:15.324
Boys, what the hell are you doing?

00:46:15.364 --> 00:46:18.186
Follow Tony Meritato on YouTube at Total

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Therapy Solution.

00:46:19.327 --> 00:46:20.329
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00:46:20.349 --> 00:46:23.530
conciergepainrelief.com and on YouTube at

00:46:23.550 --> 00:46:24.831
The Dave Kittle Show.

00:46:25.072 --> 00:46:27.954
And follow Jimmy McKay at PT Podcasts on

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YouTube, the socials,

00:46:29.454 --> 00:46:31.235
and wherever you binge podcasts you

00:46:31.275 --> 00:46:32.936
pretend are for CEUs.

00:46:33.237 --> 00:46:34.677
And hey, just a reminder,

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none of this was for advice.

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This was for entertainment only.

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Our lawyers say that counts.

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Thanks, Keith.