I discuss what success means in physical therapy and the critical gaps preventing PTs from achieving it. We explore how the pathway to success in PT differs from linear professions like law, and why many physical therapists default to clinical practice without considering broader career possibilities. I highlight how the first five years of a PT's career serve as an inflection point, and address the misconception that being a good clinician automatically leads to the success many are seeking.
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