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Flippin’ the script: What I’ve learned about ODs & the profession of optometry producing 300+ episodes of 20/20 Money
In this derivative of a show takeover, Dr. Brianna Rhue interviews me to explore my journey in podcasting and the…
Improving your practice by tracking the right KPIs (and ignoring the wrong ones) with Nathan Hayes
Most practice owners know they should be tracking specific measurables in their practice that will help them understand their paths…
A blueprint to successfully recruit ODs to join small town practices with Dr. Andy Yaryan, OD
Arguably the biggest ongoing challenge practice owners face can be lumped into staff—both OD and non-OD alike. This challenge can…
Remembering my grandpa: 3 financial lessons learned from Grandpa and Grandma Scholz that can shape your relationship with money
On this episode, I wanted to share a bit of a personal story about 3 lessons that I learned from…
Rewind^3: Forget goal-setting and focus on purpose: a mindset conversation with Stephanie Bogan
Welcome to this episode rewind of 20/20 Money! In keeping with tradition of years past, I’m bringing back this episode…
My most impactful books I read during 2025 (and the lessons I’ve learned)
In this reflective episode, we’ll explore the most impactful books I’ve read in 2025. From exploring personal growth and professional…
The how and why of taking time (literally) out of the practice to work ON your practice with Drs. Julie Helmus & Paul Mormon, OD
Almost every business owner knows they need to spend time working ON and not just IN their business. But what…
Why failure can be your friend with Dr. Chris Wolfe, OD
How can failure be your friend, and why should you embrace failure? On this episode—which is actually me guest-hosting Dr.…
Failure and Risk (and why practice owners should embrace them) with Nathan Hayes
ODs tend to be a pretty risk-averse group, which means failure and risk can be avoided or almost taboo topics.…
