Episode 65: 100% of Billings, 0% of Freedom: Why GP ‘Ownership’ Isn’t What You Think
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Most Practice Owners are chasing 100% billings and it’s killing their business value.
In this episode, Dr. Todd Cameron and Dr. Sachin Patel unpack the real cost of legacy thinking and why retaining a high percentage of your own billings may be the worst financial move you can make.
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We dive deep into the mindset that limits scale, traps owners in the daily grind, and erodes long-term wealth. You’ll learn how to stop thinking like an income generator and start thinking like a true business owner.
Todd and Sachin share real stories, shocking valuations, and game-changing mindset shifts that could save you literally — millions.
This is one of those episodes you’ll want to listen to twice, notebook in hand.
In this episode of the Scale My Clinic Podcast, you’ll learn:
- The costly illusion of 100% billings (01:06)
- The difference between owning a high-income job and owning a scalable, valuable business, and how simple shifts can unlock 7-figure equity (03:21)
- How legacy partnership models block leadership development, team culture, and strategic growth (10:52)
- What actually creates the kind of team culture today’s GPs are looking for (16:48)
- How to break free and restructure for real growth so your model works for the next 10 years (19:34)
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Missed the previous Episode?
Listen to Episode 64 here: The Clinic Was Running Well —Then This Business Manager Raised the Standard for Everyone
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