Aryn Delaney | From Burned Out Staff PT to Thriving Practice Owner

So my biggest takeaway from this program has been that my five year plan has been sped up to almost like a two month plan. I really found a lot of support and sisterhood in this program and the energy that all the ladies have, especially Kelly as our captain here has really spoken to my heart and really played into my journey. I signed up for pelbyviz, I believe in January and since then, just by being in this group, I have made a plan and I actually quit my job. I gave a four week notice, I came up with a name and I started an llc and now I have my own business and I'm working on my first customer. So just throughout this whole process, I've actually had people reach out to me and a lot of other pelvic floor therapists that have maybe heard of Kelly or Pelvibiz. Words going around quickly. So all of my professionals that I'm in contact with, I would recommend this to everyone. Despite what your intentions are, if you're ortho, if you're pelvic. I'm also doing lymphedema, I'm doing oncology. So it's not specifically just towards pelvic floor therapists. This is for any therapist that wants to branch off. You'll have the tools through this program. Basically, you know, this program helps hold your hand through this. They're going to walk you through your fears. Those initial questions, how to start up your business from beginning to end. There's a whole list of what to do and check marks. Before you go to the next step, make sure you get this step so that way it's all written out pretty clearly for you, so that way you don't miss any steps that could potentially harm you in the future. So the fact that I even have a business has been the best part of this, is that now I can officially say that I own my own company. I am the founder. I'm still working on getting my first patient, but I've made a lot of connections with referring physicians in the community. I'm starting to get my name out there and I'm looking forward to what the future holds.