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Individual Development: Overview

Writer Anaïs Nin said, "We don't see things as they are; we see things as we are." In order influence and lead others, you must first cultivate your own self awareness and understand "why you do what you do.” In this section, you will find tools, assessments, and articles geared towards helping you discover your strengths, beliefs and perceptions and how they shape your reality.

Resources

Increase Your Value To The Practice
Using Your Technicians: Creating the Strongest Team
Building a Home to Care for Your Clients: Part 1
How to Discuss Professionalism with Your Team
5 Steps to Effective Feedback
The Importance of Knowing Where You Stand in an Unstable Economy
New Year's Reflect and Create Exercise
Real World Wisdom: How Should You Prepare for Staff Meetings?
Do You Provide Continuing Education for Your Team?
The Veterinary Leadership Experience: A Step Toward the Exceptional
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Articles

Increase Your Value To The Practice
A typical day in our industry could include significant physical exertion, managing high maintenance clients, staying two steps ahead of the doctor, and coming into contact with more forms of bodily...
Building a Home to Care for Your Clients: Part 1
“Today has been a good day,” you think to yourself. Things are running according to schedule. The surgery patients are recovering well and so far your appointments have been pretty...
5 Steps to Effective Feedback
Veterinary medicine is a challenging profession, as many of us are medical professionals as well as small business owners or employees. As such, in many instances you are long-term members of a team...
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Blogs

The Importance of Knowing Where You Stand in an Unstable Economy
As we enter the New Year, wouldn’t it be great to ring in 2012 with some good news? In the field of veterinary management, the economy has presented many challenges in the area of salary and...
Do You Provide Continuing Education for Your Team?
Veterinary medicine is constantly changing as new medications are discovered, tools are created, protocols are proven, and recommendations are published. As part of the medical support staff,...
Burnout: Causes and Solutions—Conclusion
Burnout: Ideals in the Face of Trauma When it’s time to look at the “emotional” aspects of the work we do in veterinary medicine, there aren’t a lot of resources available....