Nurture Your Private Practice: Expand the Circle of Care (part 2) [PODCAST]

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EP57 | Nurture Your Private Practice, Expand the Circle of Care (part 2) Lactation Business Coaching with Annie and Leah

“When we feel taken care of, and when we are tangibly actually taken care of, we will have what it takes to take care of other people.”

—  Annie Frisbie

What does expanding your circle of care mean? What does it look like?

Treating your practice as a business is not just good for you, but it’s good for the families you take care of. This includes finding support so the burden of nurturing your business is not solely on you.

There’s no way to be a hundred percent independent in your business so building that foundation of support at the beginning of your business is important. The goal is to have a compassionate and sustainable private practice that takes care of you.

In this episode, we are discussing how your circle of care has one center – your business and how to envision what your business needs.

Listen now to discover:‌ ‌ 

  • How nurturing our business actually nurtures our clients (3:06)
  • Why self-care feels like another job (6:06)
  • The importance of checking in with your business (14:12)
  • The idea of treating your business like a baby (19:28)

“The only way that we can help more families is to make sure we’re taking care of our business.”

—  Leah Jolly

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Highlights:‌ 

2:25 – recap of what is the circle of care

6:06 – the concept of self-care

7:40 – deciding what support you need

9:50 – pivoting your business

14:12 – checking in with your business

16:15 – including others in your circle of care

19:28 – treating your business like a baby


About Us

Leah Jolly is a private practice IBCLC with Bay Area Breastfeeding in Houston, Texas. Annie Frisbie is a private practice IBCLC serving Queens and Brooklyn in New York City, and the creator of Paperless Lactation.

The Lactation Business Coaching podcast is produced by us and edited by Jillian Grover, who also writes our show notes. Our theme song is by Silas Wade.

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