Most of us practitioners are either no longer practicing because we couldn’t make it after graduation, or are working hard in a practice that doesn’t nourish us as well as it does our clients.

Most of us are struggling in practice. We think we have to do everything ourselves, try to get better at juggling more balls in the air, don’t travel or take vacations because we can’t stop working, are stressed that we don’t have enough income left over for ourselves and our families after the bills get paid, or don’t practice what we preach with excellent self-care. We don't want to stoop to icky, high-pressure sales tactics that practice management gurus tell us we need to embrace. And we certainly don't want to spend so much of our time running a business, that we don’t not have enough energy and attention to do what we we are called to do in becoming a practitioner.

Being in practice doesn't have to be this way. It doesn't have to be an exhausting activity, one that you do poorly, or that leaves you poor.

In fact, the Complete Practitioner is one who does their best work in changing lives, lives from the highest priorities in their heart, and has a financial flow of abundance. The Complete Practitioner creates a life that generously blesses others with excellent healing work that makes a difference, knows a sense of joy and well-being, and has a sense of ease around money by doing well financially. The Complete Practitioner is something you can learn how to be.