Achieving Business Goals Through Community and Support

Before I found the Perfect Practice mentorship, I was struggling to find systems and put systems in place so that I could actually develop my business as I imagined it and dreamt it to be. So initially I had lots of ideas but I had no idea the business perspective of how to put them in place. And I also didn't have a community behind me to kind of work with and develop some relationships to kind of work off of each other and teach each other and work with each other. So I'd say the two things that I struggled with was finding a like minded community and having systems in place to actually operationalize a business. What made me say yes to the Perfect Practice mentorship is I actually attended the live and the live program, the summit that Sachin puts on with all of the different speakers and it was I really lead with my heart. I mean, I feel like I'm a pretty good intuit in terms of intuition and kind of feeling when people are genuine and transparent. And to this day I feel that a strong suit of myself. So I felt like I belonged in that community from the beginning. It was so clear through the messages and the values that were set up even in the summit that I was really needing to pursue this and it actually turned out to be a perfect match. I'd say some of the most important takeaways of this program is the community that Sachin has built and Deepa for sure. The coaches, the coaches, mentors, I spent many hours. Many of them were held to accountability or were given amazing suggestions from their own experiences. And just like we like to personalize our approach with our clients, they personalize their approach to us. So every single person in the mentorship has a different avatar, different audience or different practice that they practice. And each one of us, I would say myself, I felt like I was given the personal attention to make my practice the best it could be. And it's my practice. I get the assets and tools from perfect practice. They're very generous in the things that they give us to set us up for success. But they also emphasize the point where this is yours, you've got to take it and make it. And I think being in the perfect practice for several years, first year, you're kind of taking it all in. And maybe I apply little pieces, but I think in overall when I look back, I've moved the needle so far from what I would have, where I would have been had I not been here. So the community has been fantastic. I have dear friends that I've made in the community that will be friends forever, but they're also genuine colleagues. So if we have issues or things to discuss, I can call them at any time. And I'm forever grateful for that. What surprised me the most about the Perfect Practice is how transparent Sachin and Deepa are in terms of what they offer us. I mean, there are assets that we have that we are given that I know pay tens of thousands of dollars to just get it done. And the generosity of those assets have been transformational in my practice for sure. But it also, like, educated me, you know, educated me to the process. So that surprised me. It also surprised me. How can I say this? I think everyone that joins the practice or the people that I've met that have joined the practice are so heart centered. I guess that's the word that keeps coming, coming to my mind. You know, functional medicine is a great practice. I love what I do. But there's a lot of misunderstanding of what that is out in the world and what I've taken from this. And what I'm. I'm surprised even myself with is that I see the breadth and the depth of what we can offer. And because I learned that I share that with my clients and my clients are getting something from me that I never would have had had I not gone through the mentorship and learned from all these amazing people. For all of you thinking, is this for you? I highly recommend the Perfect Practice.