What if the best thing about your work… is you? In this episode, Denzil reflects on how a personal memory (and a conversation with Destin from Jane App) reframed how she thinks about the relationship between who we are and what we do. Destin’s story about how her grandmother’s illness led her into nonprofit work and, eventually, to a career in community building reminded Denzil of something important: The personal parts of us don’t need to be tucked away from our professional lives. In fact, ...
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What if the best thing about your work… is you? In this episode, Denzil reflects on how a personal memory (and a conversation with Destin from Jane App) reframed how she thinks about the relationship between who we are and what we do. Destin’s story about how her grandmother’s illness led her into nonprofit work and, eventually, to a career in community building reminded Denzil of something important: The personal parts of us don’t need to be tucked away from our professional lives. In fact, ...
How to know if social media is actually helping your clinic grow (with The PreHab Guys)
Radio Front Desk
16 minutes
1 month ago
How to know if social media is actually helping your clinic grow (with The PreHab Guys)
Is social media really the key to building a thriving practice? Michael Lau and Adelle Smener of The Prehab Guys say not necessarily, even with 1.3 million followers of their own. In this episode of Radio Front Desk, Denzil sits down with Michael — co-founder of The Prehab Guys — and his wife and clinic director, Adelle, to explore how three PT students turned Instagram exercise clips into a global platform, a direct-to-consumer app, and a brick-and-mortar clinic. Along the way, they ...
Radio Front Desk
What if the best thing about your work… is you? In this episode, Denzil reflects on how a personal memory (and a conversation with Destin from Jane App) reframed how she thinks about the relationship between who we are and what we do. Destin’s story about how her grandmother’s illness led her into nonprofit work and, eventually, to a career in community building reminded Denzil of something important: The personal parts of us don’t need to be tucked away from our professional lives. In fact, ...
