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17th May 2022

Ep 51 - How Do Entrepreneurs Take Time Off?

You started your business to gain time, increase your income, and have a more significant impact on the lives of your clients…

… but what happens when you want — or need — to take extended time off?


I’m not just talking about taking a 3-day weekend.


I’m talking about maternity leave, caring for aging parents, moving across the country, or dealing with your own health challenges.


Or maybe your dream is to sail around the world, but your business would never survive without you — yet.


It’s a scary part of entrepreneurship, and this week’s OTs Get Paid podcast has solutions.


Listen to this week’s episode and share the love with a friend!


Podcast resources and links: www.trishwilliamsconsulting.ca/podcast-resources

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OTs Get Paid Podcast
This show is for the Occupational Therapy Entrepreneur who wants to grow and scale their business. We know that OTs lead with service, but what about the financial reward? Yep, we are breaking down those barriers and discussing money! Let’s find out exactly how OT business owners get paid, what they spend their business budgets on, their income and impact goals and how you too can grow a profitable OT business and GET PAID.

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Trish Williams

Hey there! I’m Trish.

I'm a warm, outspoken, driven Canadian OT turned business coach with a passion for helping other OT entrepreneurs build a profitable and lasting business. I have been an OT for 27 years and built two successful businesses. My #1 goal is to lay it all on the table to empower you with the tools and resources you need. I spent years as an entrepreneur working IN my business instead of ON my business, and I now know (and can share!) the benefits of truly embodying a CEO lifestyle. I’ve done a lot of growing (and it never truly ends) and unlocked keys to success in business and in life.

In a distinctly OT way.