|
Things are in full swing for the holidays and I hope 2019 has been a fantastic year for you!
I enjoy looking back and celebrating past accomplishments while also putting together my plans and goals for the following year. Here's a few highlights from 2019:
As a clinical pharmacist, you may be thinking about making the jump from your 9-5 to being an entrepreneur — especially with a new year (and new beginnings) around the corner. If you are, I have one piece of advice: don't jump in over your head. You can snuff out even the most promising budding business by taking too "healthy” a salary right away. I saw this question in one of my pharmacist groups today: "How do I transition out of retail pharmacy and still make a six-figure salary?" My answer: do the "un-fun" things first. Sacrifice time by building a side business in your area of interest. Whatever income you bring in during the first few years should be mostly reinvested into: 1) the business 2) your financial health Focusing solely on getting to "six figures" in business is a goal, but one that doesn't usually happen overnight. Stay in your role while building your side business, until you are ready financially, emotionally and mentally to transition out and into entrepreneurship. If you are ready to learn more about how to navigate that transition, join us on Jan. 5 for our LIVE webinar exploring the three predictions for pharmacy practice from 2020 to 2030: pharmapreneuracademy.com/live I truly appreciate your presence here and I'd love to take a minute today, to share a bit about what I have planned for you and this Community in 2020. For our Pharmapreneur Community followers, we have planned:
We also strive to get the best results possible for our Pharmapreneur Academy members, which means continuing to provide the best information on business and marketing on clinical services that is available. We've been committed to helping pharmacists to "think like entrepreneurs" since 2015. In 2020, we are continuing to focus in on business models for consultants pharmacists and helping improve our business skills. For our Exclusive Members-Only Trainings, we have scheduled:
Remember, this is all INCLUDED in your Pharmapreneur Academy membership. If you want to save BIG IN 2020 be sure to upgrade to the Annual Membership and save on your membership! Remember you have until December 31st to make tax deductible business expenses for 2019. AuthorBlair Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She hosts and produces the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit, is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business, and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country.
0 Comments
 If you've been following me for a while, you know my personal health journey really started up after the birth of my son. First a DTC genetic test, then pharmacogenomic testing, then nutrigenomic, epigenetic, blood testing and on and on. You know me, always the guinea pig! Anyways, I've always wanted to learn more about Functional Medicine, but the certifications out there were always...well cost prohibitive. I mean, I'm interested in Functional Medicine, but not $15,000 INTERESTED, right!? That's why I was so excited when my friend Melody Hartzler told me she was planning the Functional Medicine Continuing Education Virtual Symposium on November 9th, 2019. And even better than providing a great foundation for Functional Medicine principles is that its accredited for up to 7 hours of CE for pharmacists!  Also, since you are a part of the Pharmapreneur Academy Community, they are offering you a 10% discount using the Coupon Code: academy just for using my link. And finally, my favorite part, is I can watch from the comfort of my own home. The fun starts LIVE on Saturday, November 9th, but (in full disclosure) I upgraded so I could access the Video Recordings anytime because #momlife So if you're interested, check out the all the topics and speakers at FunctionalMedicineCE.com and use the coupon code: academy for 10% off. (This post contains some affiliate links and I earn a small commission if you choose to purchase a ticket through my link. You may contact me for more information about referral links, as always, I only recommend products that I actually use.) AuthorBlair Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She hosts and produces the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit, is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business, and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. Businessese.com (my go-to resource for all my legal contracts) is having a HUGE SALE that I thought you may be interested in! From now until November 4th, you can save 50% off of every single item in the Businessese store. All you need to do is use the code pharmd50 at checkout. This includes the Customizable DIY Legal Templates for Pharmacy Consultants that we put together at Businessese.com/pharmd
If you aren't sure which one you need, you can check out Danielle's Masterclass on "Scripts for Success: Legal Forms for Pharmapreneurs". Here are a few other items from the Businessese site that I personally use in my business:
It feels GOOD to have your legal needs sorted out, so stock up during the Businessese annual sale and use code pharmd50 at checkout to save 50% on any purchase you make. Remember, this code is only good through Monday, November 4, 2019. As always, if you have questions on what product might be the best fit for you, email Danielle and her team at questions@businessese.com (This email contains some affiliate links and I earn a small commission if you choose to purchase a legal form through my link. You may contact me for more information about referral links, as always, I only recommend products that I actually use.) AuthorBlair Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She hosts and produces the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business, and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country.  Last week, we talked about guiding a conversation from polite interest to pitching your business on the Patient Pay Path. Today, we’re talking about the consultant pharmacist who is focusing in on the Physician’s Office Pathway in the Business Blueprint. Here is the scenario: ⇢ Consultant Pharmacist works closely with Physician A in the hospital. After treatment rounds, Physician A is thanking the pharmacist for input and a job well done, and the pharmacist casually mentions their new consulting business venture. ⇢ When Physician A seems interested and asks how the Consultant Pharmacist could help them in their private practice, they aren’t sure what to say. ⇢ In a panic, they begin running through 101 ways they could work with a patient. ⇢ As the pharmacist is talking, Physician A thinks, "That sounds great, but that would probably cost a lot of money." ⇢ Physician A asks no further questions and wishes the pharmacist the best of luck. ⇢ The pharmacist leaves wondering if they should go home and make a business card to hand Physician A next time they see them. What went wrong here? Without realizing in, the consultant pharmacist blew an opportunity for new business because he or she wasn’t prepared with a concise response. Has this happened to you? If it has, don’t worry! What you can do better next time: When the Physician A seems interested, the pharmacist should instead begins with a succinct Elevator Pitch that focuses on how they help private practice physicians be more profitable and productive. Physician A says, "Wow thats great, I'm a hospitalist, but my buddy owns his own practice and I think he'd be interested!" Physician A then offers to connect the consultant pharmacist with Physician B. The pharmacist uses the "follow-up script" from the Start the Conversation module in the Pharmapreneur's Business Blueprint and has a meeting with Physician B scheduled within a few weeks. The pharmacist is excited and confident in pitching their services to Physician B and finally feel ready for their first "Yes!" What can we learn? The second situation led to a referral because the Consultant Pharmacist had prepared their Elevator Pitch the right way. In a different situation, maybe Physician A is interested! The primary takeaway is that we should keep things short and to-the-point to allow for easy conversation that will lead to profitable opportunities! If you're finding yourself struggling with the sales conversation, the Pharmapreneur Academy is hosting a free live training on October 27th at 8pm. Register for the last call of the year here! AuthorBlair is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She hosts and produces the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center, is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business, and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. How to Guide Conversation from Polite Interest to Pitching Your Business on the Patient Pay Path10/10/2019 
"[The Business Blueprint] really did [help]! Have you ever experienced this scenario? You’re at a party and someone asks what you do for a living. After casually outlining your business, the person expresses interest in what you’re doing and asks to learn more. You feel like a deer in headlights. What do you say? I’ll tell you what usually happens with most new consultant pharmacists! They give the well-meaning person the most accurate description of every service they could possibly offer, followed by a recap of their career experience from graduation to present while the party goer stands glassy eyed and looking for the exits ... Obviously, this is exactly the WRONG way to approach the "Elevator Pitch.” Pharmacists ask me all the time how to confidently 'sell' their services without feeling pushy or salesly... Overhead by a Pharmapreneur Academy member, "[The Business Blueprint], it really did [help]! I would have looked like a total fool if I would have did a hard pitch to him. Also, it allowed for more of a conversation rather than a dynamic where it seemed as though I was just trying to sell him something." Here’s how I recommend guiding the conversation in the direction you want it to go! First know this: Your potential client isn't trying to vet your expertise at this point, they are trying to decide if they — or someone they know — can benefit from your services. Creating a succinct, Elevator Pitch helps to quickly articulate:
When you feel like you're getting off track or rambling about your services and you start to see a glazed look, you know you're off track. So, how do you get back on track after this faux-pas? Get things back where they should be by reminding yourself: "What this person is really wondering is what is in this for them." Then, if they seem interested in moving to the next "phase" of the relationship, provide a convenient option to follow up with them. Example: "Sounds like you'd likely benefit from this service, would you like to set up a call/email/etc. next week and continue our conversation?" HINT: At this point you should get their number/email/etc. and not leave it up to them to make the first move. Was this tip helpful? If it was, know that the Pharmapreneur's Business Blueprint gives you a step-by-step framework for creating an Elevator Pitch to help the potential client immediately identify if they are a good fit for your service, easy to use scripts for Pitching Your Services and strategies for Closing the Sale. You can also join the Pharmapreneur Academy's next live call Sunday, October 27th at 8pmCT at btpharmacyconsulting.com/webinars1! AuthorBlair is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She hosts and produces the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit, is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business, and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. We recently completed our second annual Female Pharmapreneur's Retreat and Mastermind at the fabulous Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada! Masterminding is a concept made famous by Napoleon Hill's classic "How to Think and Grow Rich". Wikipedia describes Masterminding as... "A peer-to-peer mentoring concept used to help members solve their problems with input and advice from the other group members. The concept was coined in 1925 by author Napoleon Hill in his book The Law of Success, and described in more detail in his 1937 book, Think and Grow Rich. In his books, Hill discussed the idea of the Master Mind, which referred to two or more people coming together in harmony to solve problems." Recently, small business owners have taken this concept to a whole new level in the "facilitated Mastermind". A facilitated Mastermind is a formal meeting of entrepreneurs who come together to help each other with their businesses. The best facilitated Masterminds are between 6 & 8 people, diverse enough to support each others strengths and weaknesses and homogeneous enough so that the business owners are at similar points in their business journey. I, myself, have been involved in Masterminds throughout my business journey. In 2016, I participated in a 6 month Mastermind with other women with online businesses. In 2017, I participated in a 9 month Mastermind with other women with 6-figure businesses which were both online and brick and mortar. And this year in 2019, I've participated in a Mastermind that combines in-person and virtual retreats. Pharmacy's First Formal Mastermind Event The Female Pharmapreneur Mastermind & Retreat is pharmacy's first (to my knowledge) facilitated Mastermind ever. Represented by our group of 9 women were 7 states: Arkansas, Florida, Ohio, Nevada, Georgia, Pennsylvania and D.C. Also represented was various specialties, from diabetes education to health and fitness to pharmacogenomic testing to health systems. It was truly a very special group and something I hope to offer again in the near future. Upon completion of the Workshop, each attendee was presented with their own remind of how they are the Visionary of their business. Also, we committed to staying focused on actions that move us closer to those goals and give us permission to say "NO" to opportunities that don't align with those goals. As we nine women gathered together, we felt the power of diverse backgrounds, diverse ways of thinking and the collective power of the Master Mind. It was truly a magical experience and something I plan to offer again in 2020. If you're interested in our next event, let me know and I'll add you to our waiting list. To stay in contact with all the happenings in the Pharmapreneur Academy Community join our mailing list at BTPharmacyConsulting.com/Newsletter AuthorBlair Green Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. Her latest project is the host and producer of pharmacy’s first virtual conference, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. More information about Dr. Thielemier can be found on her website. Q: How can I be assertive, but not too pushy when providers seem skeptical about my services?7/22/2019 "When you learn to flip the conversation from 'you pitching' to one of 'you learning about the other person', it feels so much more natural. Yesterday, I asked on LinkedIn, "What questions do you have about Starting Conversations about the value of pharmacist-led clinical services?" I got several great questions about sample scripts and ROI for pharmacist services. One of the commenters, Lydia, asked a great question.... How can I be assertive, but not too pushy when providers seem skeptical about my services? I answered her question on the 37 minute mark on the video, but my short answer would be that people don't like being "sold at" and the fastest way to make someone to feel that way is to go in telling them exactly what you think they need. The other day someone I'd connected with on LinkedIn for all of about 5 minutes asked me for a phone call to "share an opportunity that would greatly benefit me". The reason it doesn't feel good to sell that way is because you really have no way of knowing if your 'opportunity' would actually be of interest. When you learn to flip the conversation from 'you pitching' to one of 'you learning about the other person', it feels so much more natural. In general, I don't even recommend you pitch until you have asked permission to and feel that you actually do have something of interest to offer. As an athlete growing up, I'd always heard the best offense is a great defense. In the approach I teach, you do not go in with a hard offense. You go in trying to ASSESS their needs and anticipate their challenges. In the Business Blueprint framework, we use the 4 A's to described a selling process that identifies the client's needs and then creates a custom program around those needs. The first A is Assess and we do that using an Assessment Questionnaire to help foster beginning those conversations. So really, there isn't a magical pitch or a 'convincing speech' to memorize, its about building personal relationships, having a solid understanding of what a pharmacist could offer the clinic and a step by step process for getting started. The Business Blueprint gives you the framework for creating programs that your clients WANT. Around the 60 minute mark I bring in Tara Snyder, a pharmacist currently working in a physician's office, to share about her experiences and how the Academy can help you get your programs in place faster. Here's the replay from last night's call! You'll see on the call, I made a Special Offer for Beta Members who join the Pharmapreneur Academy before Wednesday, July 24th. Join by midnight 7/24/19 and receive a free, physical copy of the Business Blueprint Workbook! 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Blair Green Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. Her latest project is the host and producer of pharmacy’s first virtual conference, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. More information about Dr. Thielemier can be found on her website.  "I just wanted to say thanks again for all your help. In the past year I've consulted for six pharmacies doing MTM work and have garnered over $25,000! It has been a great side gig for sure." Many pharmacists impacted by the recent Wal-Mart layoffs have been reaching out to me for advice. I know all too well what they’re going through having been laid off in 2014. I've freely shared about the year I lost my job and had to supplement my income by doing relief work. That year I took an unexpected $40,000 pay cut. The next year I was able to build a "side hustle" --- an MTM consulting business while also working 'prn' at various location. It was a slow build and something I wish I'd started BEFORE I actually needed it! The tough pill to swallow is that a pharmacy consulting business typically requires a time investment before it reaches maturity. You have to plant your seeds, lay the foundation, build a strategy, and get your first clients. That being said, my advice is the same for those who think they can’t wait and those feeling secure in a full-time job: PLANT YOUR SEEDS NOW. It’s worth it. Even if you’re looking for full-time employment, you can start that process now. My own consulting business took about six months to mature. If you secure a full-time job in that span, great! If you don’t, you’re building a sustainable income you can rely on. Don't just take it from me, hundreds of pharmacists have been able to build freelance consulting businesses on the side. Like Brad who said, "I just wanted to say thanks again for all your help. In the past year I've consulted for six pharmacies doing MTM work and have garnered over $25,000! It has been a great side gig for sure." Starting a freelance pharmacy consulting program has never been easier or taught in a more step-by-step way. Don't wait until you need a new income stream. Start building your side business now and give yourself some space to breathe. If you’re interested in hearing more, join me for my upcoming free webinar on July 21. I’ll share my outlook on our profession, which - thanks to my own business - is very optimistic. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR AND RECEIVE A VERY SPECIAL OFFER! ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Blair Green Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. Her latest project is the host and producer of pharmacy’s first virtual conference, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. More information about Dr. Thielemier can be found on her website. 
"If more value is what payers, providers and patients are looking for, they need look no further than CONSULTANT PHARMACISTS."
The goal of this new free webinar is to help you Understand Pay for Performance Legislation and Use it to Build Your Dream Career Today!
Many pharmacists come to me with a dream of working in a physician's office but are unsure of how much value they could add to a practice. During this time of upheaval and change in the healthcare industry, it time for pharmacists to STEP UP. If more value is what payers, providers and patients are looking for, they need to look no further than CONSULTANT PHARMACISTS. Imagine working side by side with providers to help them become more Productive & Profitable! On this webinar, you'll learn: ✔ How to leverage MACRA and created Collaborative Practice Agreements that align with CMS's Provider Quality Benchmarks. ✔ Re-branding pharmacy services in order to create more VALUE. ✔ Strategies for positioning your services as a great option for high-risk patients. ✔ Examples of Consultant Services other Pharmacists have created with Collaborative providers. ✔ Pharmacist-led interventions that will IMPROVE physician quality metrics. ✔ How to create a plan to get your idea and your business off the ground with frameworks for packaging, pricing, marketing and delivering your new programs! You can do it and you don't have to have special credentials to make an impact. Learn how to leverage the skills you already have by creating clinical programs that align with the goal of MACRA. This, my friends and colleagues, is the direction of pharmacy. This is how we ADVANCE THE PRACTICE OF PHARMACY. Hop onboard or get left behind! 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Blair Green Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. Her latest project is the host and producer of pharmacy’s first virtual conference, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. More information about Dr. Thielemier can be found on her website.
I've always LOVED to read, but then I went to pharmacy school, started working full time, had a few babies and built a six figure business.
Reading was relegated to 10 pages before bed each night via beside lamp with tired, strained eyes... ...and then, I became to tired for even that much focus. Then my friend suggested I try Audible, an Amazon app where you can listen to audiobooks. I began listening and since then, my love for 'reading' has returned in full force. I immediately signed up for the monthly subscription and now look forward to spending my 'credit' each month. In full disclosure, I usually DON'T WAIT until the 24th of each month and sometimes buy more than one or two books each month according to my book budget. Some of these are business books, some are biographies, but all of them have added value to my life so I wanted to share them with you. Note: these are affiliate links through Amazon, they don't cost you anything extra they just give me a small percentage of the book price for a referral. Generally I spend my Amazon affiliate income on buy more books! 1. The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self Discovery
My friend Chrissie introduced me to the Enneagram and its helped my get a better grasp on why people act the way they do and what their motivations are in relationships.
I'm a 7 and my husband is a 9. 2. Clockwork
This is a great book for the established entrepreneur running a six-figure business.
I can help you stay in your 'genius' and work on hiring out the rest. THIS is my Achilles heel! 3. Notorious NBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsberg
I'm totally not in to politics, but I AM in to strong women. RBG is the strongest, literally, at 80+ she's still lifting weights and pulling her weight on the Supreme Court.
4. Capital Gaines: Smart Things I've Learned By Doing Stupid Stuff
We love Chip and Joanna -- Who DOESN'T???
I love they've built a business around being themselves and supporting their community. This bio provided laughs and insights about how to succeed by doing what you love and most importantly: how to enjoy the journey. 5. Becoming
Again, couldn't care less about politics, but I love Michelle Obama's message of stepping out of other people's expectations and creating your own rules for living authentically.
6. Get Rich, Lucky Bitch!
The title put me off at first. I don't believe I'm lucky or a b-word.
However, this book is more about building a business by changing your mindset around money and your own WORTH. Key takeaway, great business book with though provoking essay questions! 7. Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine
The beginner's guide to not stressing about your taxes, what to pay yourself or how much you should be investing in your business.
I recommend this book for all Academy members who need to create 'buckets' for 1099 revenue. Personally, I feel so much better about my financial picture after implementing the strategies outlined in this book. 8. The Big Leap
A thought provoking discussion on getting out of our own way and letting abundance come into our lives. Its not too 'woo-woo' but it is a good introduction to self-awareness.
If you are:
This is the book for you! 9. Rocket Fuel
Examining how Visionary entrepreneurs are best supported by practical Integrators.
A great look at who you need to be in order to grow your business. 10. Exactly What to Say: The Magic Words for Influence and Impact
For the pharmacist who needs 'scripts' for working on their communication and sales techniques.
This is a quick read/listen that I refer back to constantly. 11. Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen
If you're just getting started with branding and identifying your target market, this book will get you thinking about how you can succinctly share your message.
12. Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think
I love any book by Peter Diamandis , but this one is my favorite.
If you think the future is doom and gloom, this book provides a great argument for why its actually going to be pretty awesome! 13. The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
Definitely an advanced course in mindset and the 'woo'.
Provides great mantras and practical steps for becoming self aware and changing the way you talk to yourself by examining thoughts and beliefs. 14. Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear
If you like Elizabeth Gilbert and her take on creativity, this book is the best on the subject.
Listen to get inspired to take big creative leaps! 15. The Seven Figure Pharmacist
Written by colleagues and friends Tim Church and Tim Ulbrich, this book is the financial 'Bible' for pharmacists.
So much great stuff on student loans, debt payoff, investing and retirement. I'm even mentioned in the Building a Side Hustle chapter! 
16. The Beautiful No
I just finished reading this brilliant book and had so many 'ah-ha' moments. Probably because Sheri Salata learned from the best working with the Oprah Winfrey for 25 years!
A fantastic books about boundaries, accepting oneself and living authentically. 17. How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business: Your Rx for Finding Freedom and Loving Your Career
Yes, this is my own book, but when recently re-released in Audible I re-listened to it and it reminded me of how excited I am about sharing my message of pharmacy entrepreneurship.
Note: For your listening pleasure, I did not read it myself, I hired a lady with a much more lovely voice than my own! Want a free promo code for this audio book? Email me at blairthielemier@btpharmacyconsulting.com and I'll send ya one!
That's a wrap!
What are your favorite reads? What's on your Summer Reading List? Send me your link and I'll add it to my Audible Wishlist! 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Blair Green Thielemier, PharmD is an independent consultant pharmacist living in Arkansas with her husband and two children. Her latest project is the host and producer of pharmacy’s first virtual conference, the Elevate Pharmacy Virtual Summit in partnership with the NCPA Innovation Center. She is the founder of Pharmapreneur Academy, an online e-Course and Community where she guides pharmacist-entrepreneurs through the process and barriers of building a pharmacy consulting business. She is the author of How to Build a Pharmacy Consulting Business and facilitates in-person Business Planning Workshops and Mastermind Retreats for female Pharmapreneurs across the country. More information about Dr. Thielemier can be found on her website. |
|
