ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One of the best things about being a therapist is getting to meet other amazing therapists whose practices and lives are interesting and engaging. In this episode, I talk with Carmen Montenegro-Sis, who is an alumna of Action Practice Building. Anyone who has felt discouraged about the experience of networking will enjoy hearing Carmen's candid discussion of how she began to understand the practice of networking and how it can and does help her business!
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