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A Technofabulous Office - the Paperless Options
Before you say anything, don’t look at your office and the file cabinets. Just because you have files, doesn’t mean you can’t go paperless! If you have a private practice or a group practice, you can start now and deal with your file cabinets later. Don’t let scanning and such deter you
The Tech Savvy Office
Imagine, if you will, the ultimate in tech savviness for your office. What do you see? I mean...your office might start to look like a scene from Star Trek. But at Zynnyme, we like to keep things simple. These are our top must haves for getting your office tech savvy
Credit Card Lesson
So Miranda has shared a hard lesson she learned that cost her a lot of money. You can read more about that here. I thought it fitting to share my expensive lesson :) I wouldn’t want you thinking we are perfect but I do want you to learn from our mishaps.
I started my private practice on my own, no coach, no mentor, just some friends I could email on occasion. I used the manual that CAMFT provides. I knew I wanted allow my clients to use their debit credit card for payment. So many options!
“BST was the best investment I have made in myself. I went from working 45-50 hours per week to working 25 hrs, doubling my income,” Cyndi
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