A short Pelvi Biz podcast episode ("Fun Facts About Me!") hosted by Dr. Kelly Alhooie. Kelly shares personal background (born/raised in Atlanta; grad school in Rochester, NY where she met her husband, an orthopedic PT), a sequence of places she has lived (Atlanta → Portland, OR → Irvine, CA → Northern Virginia), personal interests (purple is her favorite color, hiking, aerial arts, beach, therapy dog Lulu), and reflections on entrepreneurship and resilience (went from solo entrepreneur to a seven-person team; relates failing boards the first time and retaking/passing as a lesson to persist in business). The episode includes promotional calls-to-action to purchase Pelvi Biz tickets.
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Hi, welcome to the Pelby Biz Podcast. Are you a Pelvic health PT or ot struggling to start your own practice? This podcast helps pelvic health PTs and OTs get out of debt, gain the income they desire, be able to treat patients without insurance restraints, and learn how to create time freedom for yourself and your family. I'm your host, Dr. Kelly Alhui, founder of Ortho Pelvic Physical Therapy, Pelvic Health Business Grower and Pelvi Biz. Over the last two years I went from a solo entrepreneur to a seven person team in counting. I'm here to help provide a clear path to grow your pelvic health business as fast as possible so that you can gain the time freedom, decrease debt, increase income and live the life that you desire. Before we get started today, make sure you click the link in our bio to grab your ticket for Pelvi Biz. Now let's get into today's episode.
All right guys, welcome to another episode of Pelvi Biz. Today is just going to be some fun facts about me. I don't really know them but I'm going to try. So here we go. Number one, I'm from Atlanta, Georgia. I was born and raised there all the way up until grad school. That's when I went to Rochester, New York, spent three years there in grad school. That's where I also met my husband. So my husband is also a pelvic hell or not pelvic. He's not pelvic. He's a orthopedic physical therapist and then went to we moved to back to Atlanta, Georgia when we got out of school. We lived there for four or five years and then we went to Portland, Oregon, Lived there for a couple years. After that we went to Irvine, so Southern California and lived there for a year and then now we're here in Northern Virginia and we've been here now for three or four years living in the snow and we would love some sunshine. We would love that. So that is background of where I've been, Interesting facts About Me My favorite color is purple. I like to go hiking. I used to do aerial arts where I would drop like 30ft from the ceiling. So that was pretty fun. I just like to be outdoors. I love the sunshine, I love being at the beach and and I like just hanging out with my dog Lulu. She is pretty much with me at all times and in all my pictures she comes to the office with me. So that's pretty cool. We have our therapy dog at the office and every single person loves her. I haven't had one complaint, so that's pretty cool. I like just spending time with my husband, going on vacations, and I love just doing business. I think growing a business is, like, so exhilarating. And there's tons of ups and downs, there's tons of failures. It's not always positive, but I like to play a game, and I like to make everything a game because I want to see if I can win the game. And to me, that's my driving force. I don't know about you guys, but I'm like, okay, cool. This is my goal, is my target. Can I win? And sometimes, guys, I try my hardest, and I try so, so hard, and there's just no winning to be had. And it's just, man, I feel so defeated. And then other times I try really hard, and it just. It takes and it goes, and I won the game. No matter what. I think the biggest takeaway with this is just keep trying and giving it your all. Because no matter what, it may not take the first time, but it may end up taking the second or third time. I relate this back to my boards. I did not pass my boards the first time when I did the boards, and neither did my husband. We were moving to Atlanta. It was just a crazy time. My mom had open heart surgery like, a day before, and it was just crazy. And I remember being like, man, I tried so hard studying before this test, and the reality was maybe I didn't as much as I thought, and I had to try again. I had to wait, what was it, like, eight weeks for you to, like, take the test again? And I was like, you know what? I'm gonna. I'm gonna do this. And then of course, the next time we both passed. But it just. It just is so applicable to business and life when things you want so hard and so much that sometimes you could give the same amount of effort, sometimes it could really work, and sometimes it can't. So that's a little fun fact about me.
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