Derek Nielsen started Kaizen Physical Therapy in Durham, North Carolina after taking Aaron LeBauer's CashPT Bootcamp. He credits the one-on-one Q&A circles and mastermind group with helping him avoid costly mistakes and stay motivated while building his clinic.
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My name is Derek Nielsen. I'm from Durham, North Carolina and my practice name is Kaizen Physical Therapy. The reason why I signed up is because I don't want to get stuck in a place or do the wrong things that not only cost me money, but cost me time as well. I'd rather fast track things as quickly as I can. And signing up for a boot camp, I believe, does just that for me. I didn't have any reservations or concerns. I've been around Aaron for quite a while. I know that he gives, you know, knowledge and ideas that are useful and he's always, he's always doing something new. So whether you. I went to a boot camp, you know, three, four, five months ago compared to now, I always know that there's going to be something new that I can take home with me. What I learned that I can't get anywhere else at the boot camp is my questions answered one on one. Like we went around in a circle. Everybody was able to ask questions about their particular business and everyone was able to give ideas and knowledge to what exactly the next step should look like for your individual business. So I'd say you can't get that anywhere else. I would recommend anybody to go to the boot camp or work with Aaron because if you're going to trust somebody, you want to trust somebody that's been there and done it. Aaron is in that position where he's made mistakes. If you ask him, he'll tell you that he's made mistakes. And so why I don't want to go that route. I'd rather go the route of putting valuable time and effort and money into something that's going to give back as opposed to trial and error. And so I think that overall, just all of it, I mean, staying in contact, mastermind, boot camp, all of this stuff, not only does it. Not only does it continually give me ideas, but it also makes sure that I stay motivated. Anyone who's on the edge of coming to boot camp, if you're wondering if you should. The person that should come to the boot camp is somebody that they're either starting out or they're in their practice and they're unsure about what the next step looks like. They're unsure of where is their next patient going to come from or what's the right route to take versus the wrong route and you're just questioning what you should be doing. I'd recommend that person to come to the boot camp to make sure that you're doing the right things and you continually have new ideas of what to try it.
