Mindset, Direction

[Christianturcios]

During college I have studied some BS courses but I also studied my major which is physical therapy . I'm intrigued by the topic of anatomy and would be fulfilled if my career consists of anatomy and physiology, but I also feel this HUGE pull towards buisness. After reading MJ DeMarco books and countless other success books I find that my lenses are business oriented . I see the business skews. I see how other businesses take my money. I see what the system tries to sell and so many people are biting on it. Alot of the advice that resonates with me from books are counter the norms in society and I disagree with many people I come across. I notice we have different beliefs. Different beliefs on life and money. While i'm interested in anatomy, I cant unsee it now. The ultimate goal is freedom. It is not a fancy house or car , or luxury. Having the ability to do more because money is not a restriction anymore. I haven't got too deep into anatomy yet.and not sure if I want to if i'm not committed to it. I'm inferring that business get deep as well once I put my feet in the water which is what i'm doing today with fastlane forum. I feel like I have to make a choice on one. . Just wanted some guidance and advice on this. If anybody has dealt with something similar , any feedback will be much appreciated. Thank you.

 

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[Stargazer]

So you can start some sort of clinic in the field you are interested in and once you know the ins and outs of it you can set up multiple branches.

eg Pet shops have now become chains of pet shops. Vets have become chains of vets. Care Homes have become chains of care homes. (I'm talking about the UK here but I imagine this is also in other countries)

What I don't think I have ever seen is a national, or even regional, chain of physio clinics for example.

Dan