The Uncaged Clinician

If you've ever felt torn between helping everyone and building a thriving, focused practice, this episode of The Uncaged Clinician Podcast is for you. In this conversation, host David Bayliff tackles one of the biggest fears facing clinicians and practice owners: niching down. Why do some providers confidently go all-in on a specific population while others feel stuck trying to serve everyone? More importantly—how do you actually choose the right niche without limiting your growth? David breaks it down with clarity and practicality, introducing the powerful framework of the "4 P's" (Passion, Problems, Presence, and Profitability), plus a bonus question that can instantly bring direction: who would you treat for free? Through relatable examples and real-world insights, he shows how identifying your niche isn't about restriction—it's about creating clarity, building authority, and unlocking growth. You'll also discover: Why niching down actually helps you scale your practice How clarity in your message builds trust, confidence, and referrals The real reasons clinicians resist choosing a niche (and how to overcome them) How to find common ground if you feel pulled toward multiple populations Why being "everything to everyone" keeps you invisible in a crowded market Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your positioning, this episode will challenge the way you think about growth, marketing, and impact as a clinician. If you're ready to stop blending in and start standing out, this episode will give you the perspective—and the confidence—to take that next step. Pull up a chair, lean in, and get ready to think differently.

Are you solving the wrong problem in your business… without even realizing it? In this episode, Kevin DeGroot dives into one of the most common (and costly) mistakes clinicians and business owners make: addressing surface-level symptoms instead of identifying the true root cause. From frustrated referrals to "unsupportive" family members to partnerships that never seem to move forward—what you think is the issue is often just a smokescreen. Kevin breaks down: Why you might be misdiagnosing problems in your business How "lack of support" is often actually protection and care The real reason gatekeepers delay scheduling (hint: it's not time) Why referrals aren't converting—and what's actually happening behind the scenes How to identify patterns and uncover the true problem If you've ever felt stuck, frustrated, or like your solutions aren't working… this episode will challenge how you think—and give you a better way forward.  

What if the biggest thing holding you back in your practice isn't your skillset—but what's happening between your ears? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, David Bayliff dives into the real driver behind confidence, clarity, and ultimately success: mindset. Building on last week's conversation, he challenges clinicians to rethink what they actually do for their patients—and why that realization changes everything from communication to conversion. But this episode goes even deeper. If you've ever felt uncomfortable leading a patient… recommending a plan of care… or confidently telling someone what they truly need—this conversation is for you. David unpacks why so many clinicians struggle to step into leadership with their patients, and how that hesitation often comes from losing sight of the very reason they entered the profession in the first place. Through powerful stories and relatable examples—from elite athletes to everyday clinical scenarios—he brings it back to one simple truth: You didn't choose this profession just to treat… you chose it to lead. This episode is a reminder to reconnect with that original calling—to help people, to guide them, and to confidently take responsibility for leading them to a better version of themselves. If you're ready to elevate your mindset, strengthen your leadership, and show up with greater confidence in every patient interaction—this one is for you. Be sure to subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs it, and as always… go out there and make it a great day.  

What if the biggest factor holding you back in your career or business isn't your skillset—but your mindset? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, David Bailiff dives into one of the most overlooked yet powerful drivers of success: mindset. Whether you're a clinic owner, staff clinician, or solopreneur, this conversation will challenge the way you see your role—not just as a technician, but as a leader. David breaks down the critical difference between thinking like a technician versus thinking like a leader, and how that shift alone can transform your outcomes, your patient relationships, and your business growth. He explores how scarcity thinking keeps clinicians stuck—blaming systems, insurance, and circumstances—while an abundance mindset opens the door to creativity, ownership, and opportunity. You'll also hear how your identity shapes your behavior and results. Are you "just" providing treatment… or are you guiding people through life-changing transformation? That distinction changes everything—from how you communicate to how you build trust, attract patients, and create long-term impact. This episode is packed with practical perspective shifts and a simple daily exercise to help you start rewiring your mindset immediately. If you've ever felt stuck, limited by the system, or unsure how to grow, this episode will give you the permission—and the framework—to think differently. In this episode, you'll learn: The difference between a technician mindset and a leader mindset How scarcity vs. abundance thinking impacts your growth Why relationships—not tactics—drive long-term success How identity shapes your confidence, communication, and outcomes A simple daily practice to accelerate your growth as a clinician and leader Mindset isn't just important—it's the foundation. Shift it, and everything else begins to change. 🎧 Tune in now and start leading at a higher level.

Closing the discovery visit is where many clinicians struggle—but it's also where transformation begins. In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff breaks down the final moments of the discovery session and why so many clinicians lose confidence right when the patient is ready to move forward. When someone agrees to sit down with you, they're already looking for help. The real question they're asking is simple: Are you the person who can guide me to the outcome I want? David walks through five practical steps to help you confidently lead patients through the end of the conversation without feeling pushy, salesy, or manipulative. Instead of trying to "sell," the goal is to step fully into your role as an advocate and guide—someone who can clearly recommend the path forward. You'll learn how to recommend a plan with clarity, handle hesitation by identifying the real clarity gap, address price objections without apologizing for your value, close the conversation with confidence, and set expectations that prevent buyer's remorse after someone commits to working with you. If you've ever felt awkward or unsure about what to say at the end of an evaluation or discovery visit, this episode will give you a simple framework you can immediately apply in your practice. Key topics covered in this episode include: • Why patients are already most of the way to "yes" before the conversation ends • The difference between recommending a plan and asking for permission • How to respond when someone says "Let me think about it" • Addressing cost without undermining your value as a clinician • Closing with confidence while maintaining patient autonomy • Setting expectations that build trust and reduce buyer's remorse If you're great at getting people in the door but struggle to convert those conversations into committed clients, this episode will help you turn those final moments into confident leadership. If you'd like help building or growing your practice, schedule a conversation with the Uncaged Clinician team at uncagedclinician.com/schedule. Be sure to subscribe, share this episode with another clinician, and as always—go out there and make it a great day.

What if one of the most powerful ways to grow your practice wasn't ads, social media, or cold outreach—but simply having conversations? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff sits down with physical therapist and entrepreneur Dr. Jeremy Sutton to talk about an unconventional marketing strategy that's driving real results in his business: launching a local podcast to build relationships and attract patients. Jeremy shares the story behind his concierge mobile physical therapy practice in Shreveport–Bossier City, Louisiana, and how interviewing local business owners, physicians, and community leaders has helped him generate nearly 40% of his clients. But this episode goes far beyond podcasting tactics. It's a conversation about service, resilience, and the power of showing up for people. Jeremy opens up about failing in his first business, filing bankruptcy, and the lessons that shaped the way he approaches entrepreneurship today. From there, he explains how creating meaningful connections in the community—and simply doing what you say you're going to do—can transform both your business and your impact. You'll also hear practical insights on how to start a relationship-driven marketing strategy, why referrals don't have to come only from physicians, and how creating great experiences for people naturally leads to growth. If you're a clinician who feels stuck, uncertain about marketing, or wondering how to build a thriving practice without relying on insurance systems, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Jeremy's story is proof that you don't need fancy equipment, big budgets, or perfect circumstances to succeed—you just need to start, serve people well, and keep moving forward. In this episode, you'll learn: • How a simple local podcast can become a powerful referral engine • Why relationship-based marketing works better than transactional outreach • How Jeremy generated nearly 40% of his clients through podcast connections • The importance of service, consistency, and doing what you promise • Why fear and uncertainty shouldn't stop you from taking action • How failure can become the foundation for your next success Whether you're building a cash-based practice, exploring entrepreneurship, or simply looking for better ways to connect with your community, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and inspiration. Be sure to subscribe to the Uncaged Clinician Podcast and share this episode with a clinician or entrepreneur who could benefit from hearing Jeremy's story.      

What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't strategy… but permission? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, Kevin DeGroot shares a powerful message that has been coming up repeatedly in coaching conversations with clinicians and practice owners: the need to give yourself permission to do things differently. Too often, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and healthcare professionals feel stuck because of expectations placed on them by their profession, their employers, or even the broader business world. But building a business—and a life—that aligns with your values sometimes requires stepping outside those expectations. Kevin breaks down three important permissions that many clinicians need to hear: 1️⃣ Permission to stop trying to fix the entire profession You don't have to carry the weight of elevating an entire field. Sometimes the best thing you can do is build something better and let your results speak for themselves. 2️⃣ Permission to build the practice you actually want Not every clinic needs to be a seven-figure empire. It's okay to design your business around your priorities, your family, and the lifestyle you want. 3️⃣ Permission to leave someone else's business You are not responsible for keeping someone else's clinic alive. If it's time to move on and pursue something different, you're allowed to make that decision. Sometimes the biggest breakthrough isn't learning a new strategy—it's realizing that you're allowed to take a different path. If you've ever felt stuck between what you want and what you feel like you "should" do, this episode is for you. Learn more about Uncaged Clinician: https://www.uncagedclinician.com

Podcast Description: On this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff sits down live with clinic director and orthopedic specialist Eric Spencer for a powerful conversation about leadership, service, and transforming the way we practice healthcare. Together, they challenge the transactional model that dominates much of physical therapy and explore what it really means to create an experience instead of just delivering a plan of care. This episode dives deep into the difference between treating impairments and restoring identity. Are we simply addressing range of motion and strength deficits, or are we helping people reclaim who they are? Whether it's the grandmother who wants to confidently play with her grandkids or the athlete struggling with lost identity after injury, David and Eric unpack how true impact happens when clinicians serve the person — not just the pathology. They also explore: The art versus the science of physical therapy Why patients buy into identity transformation, not treatment plans How experiences create loyalty (and "difficult discharges") Speaking life into patients beyond their first sticking point Serving your team with gratitude to prevent burnout and turnover The difference between serving for applause and being a servant at heart From love languages to leadership philosophy, this conversation reframes what it means to lead in healthcare — not through ego, metrics, or transactions — but through mission, vision, and genuine service. If you're a clinician who wants to move beyond corporate box-checking and build a culture that transforms patients and teams alike, this episode will challenge and inspire you. Pull up a chair. Let's think differently. Let's do differently. Let's uncage healthcare.

In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff shares a powerful message for clinicians who are thinking about starting a practice — and for those who already have. If you've been wondering: "Is entrepreneurship really for me?" "What if I fail?" "What if people say no?" "What if I'm not good enough?" This conversation is for you. David breaks down three critical principles that separate thriving practice owners from those who stay stuck: 1. Run Your Practice Your Way Stop chasing everyone else's blueprint. Clarity about your end goal creates discernment. Wise counsel should refine your vision — not replace it. 2. Seek the No's "No" is not rejection — it's repetition. It's feedback. It's refinement. Often, no simply means "not right now" or "I need more clarity." Entrepreneurs who win are the ones who aren't afraid to hear it. 3. Mindset Matters: Blue Ocean vs. Red Ocean Operate from abundance, not scarcity. Celebrate competitors. Raise up leaders. Create a culture where creativity thrives instead of tension and comparison. David also shares personal stories of rejection, imposter syndrome, failing forward, and the long road to becoming a physical therapist — proving that facts don't define your truth. If you've been sitting on the fence… If you're in a tough season… If small beginnings feel discouraging… Remember: You can't see the view if you don't try climbing. If you're exploring whether starting or growing your own practice is the right next step, schedule a no-pressure Growth Strategy Call at: 👉 uncagedclinician.com/schedule Share this episode with a colleague who needs the encouragement.

Most clinicians think sales happen in one moment—the yes or no at the start. But what if selling is actually happening at every single visit? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, David Bayliff breaks down a powerful truth:  Clarity beats charisma—almost every time. We dive into why enthusiasm and likability alone don't create buy-in, why patients say "no" when they're confused (not when it's about price), and how confidence in a clear plan builds trust throughout the entire plan of care. You'll learn: Why relying on charisma can actually cost you clients How confusion—not cost—is the real reason patients hesitate What clarity really sounds like in patient conversations How to explain the plan of care in a way patients actually understand When charisma does matter—and how to use it the right way If you've ever thought, "People like me… so why aren't they saying yes?"—this episode is for you. Pull up a chair and learn how to sell with calm confidence, clear direction, and ethical authority.  Listen in and start converting clarity into trust.

Never Fall in Love With Your Business… Really? Why does that advice feel so uncomfortable? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host Kevin DeGroot wrestles with a piece of advice that stopped him in his tracks: "Never fall in love with your business." At first glance, it feels counterintuitive—especially for clinicians and helping professionals who are taught to lead with passion and purpose. So why does it rub us the wrong way? And more importantly… is it actually good advice? Kevin unpacks the tension between passion and pragmatism, exploring what it means to love what you do without becoming emotionally attached to the vehicle of your business. He dives into the difference between loving the business itself versus loving the impact, outcomes, and opportunities it creates—and how confusing the two can lead to burnout, poor decision-making, or missed opportunities. In this episode, we explore: Why "never fall in love with your business" feels so unsettling The danger of tying your identity too closely to your business How passion can both fuel growth and cloud judgment Why your business is a tool, not the destination How staying objective can protect you from burnout and stagnation This isn't a black-and-white answer episode—it's an invitation into a deeper conversation. One that challenges soundbite advice and asks you to think more critically about how emotion, logic, passion, and purpose should show up in your business decisions. If you've ever felt torn between loving your work and staying clear-headed as an owner, this episode is for you.  The Uncaged Clinician Podcast — where we think differently, do differently, and go countercultural to uncage clinicians and revitalize healthcare.

In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff breaks down the 3 non-negotiables for predictable practice growth—and why trying to "do everything" is often the very thing holding clinic owners back. Many practice owners say their leads come from "everywhere," but in reality, that usually means nothing is optimized, owned, or scalable. David unpacks why predictable growth requires clarity, intentionality, and systems—not hustle or luck. You'll learn: Why every growing clinic needs at least one primary lead source that is predictable, measurable, and intentional How spreading your marketing across too many channels keeps your practice average The power of one clear message—who you help, the problems you solve, and why your clinic must exist Why adding services, populations, or team members too early can dilute growth How having one solid follow-up system can dramatically improve conversions without more leads Why speed, consistency, and personalization win over being "loud" in marketing If you're a clinic owner looking to simplify growth, improve conversions, and build a practice that scales with confidence—not chaos—this episode is a must-listen.  Tune in and learn how to create predictable growth by doing fewer things better.  

Has your clinic matured… but your marketing hasn't? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff speaks directly to the established practice owner who feels like their marketing efforts are busy—but not effective. Many clinic owners continue marketing like a startup long after their practice has grown. The result? Confusion, burnout, flat revenue, and stalled growth. In this conversation, David breaks down why marketing must evolve as your clinic evolves—and how clarity, not more activity, is the real growth lever. You'll learn: The key difference between startup marketing and established-practice marketing Why visibility matters early—but clarity and trust drive growth later The 3 levels of marketing maturity: Activity-based marketing (busy, reactive, exhausting) System-based marketing (focused, repeatable, efficient) Brand-driven marketing (aligned, scalable, trust-building) How unclear messaging creates objections—and costs you real revenue Why consistency beats creativity when it comes to sustainable growth What branding actually is (and why it's not your logo or colors) If your marketing feels heavy, scattered, or stuck—and your growth has plateaued—this episode will help you identify bottlenecks, refocus your message, and choose one clear marketing priority to work on over the next 90 days. Whether you're an established clinic owner or a newer practice planning for the future, this episode will challenge you to ask one powerful question: Has your marketing matured with your clinic?  Tune in, reflect, and start marketing with intention.

What if understanding risk actually gave you more freedom to grow your practice—not more fear? In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, host David Bayliff sits down with Dr. Michael Uzar, PT, founder of Rehab Risk Consulting, for a powerful conversation on risk management, business ownership, and non-traditional career paths for clinicians. Michael shares his journey from PTA to PT to health system risk manager—and how those same clinical skills translate into protecting practices from liability, licensure issues, and reputation damage. Together, they break down what risk management really is, why it matters for rehab business owners, and how proactive communication and strong relationships can reduce the likelihood of lawsuits and patient fallout. You'll also learn: Why most clinicians overestimate risk—and how that fear can stall growth The difference between liability insurance and true risk management Common blind spots for practice owners (HIPAA, social media, informed consent, patient termination, and more) How transparency, apology, and trust can protect both patients and your business Why clinicians' skills are far more transferable than they think—and how to step into non-clinical roles with confidence Whether you're a new or seasoned practice owner—or a clinician exploring non-traditional paths—this episode will help you think like a risk manager without becoming paralyzed by fear. Learn more about Michael's upcoming CEU courses, certifications, and consulting at RehabRiskConsulting.com  or email Michael directly at muzar@rehabriskconsulting.com You can also follow Michael on Instagram at @rehab_risk_consulting As always, if this episode brought you value, share it with a fellow clinician or business owner—and help more professionals break free from the cage. At UNCAGED CLINICIAN, we offer short term guidance to help you to get started in your practice or to help the seasoned owner problem sovle through a particular challenge. Schedule a call with us to learn more at uncagedclinician.com/schedule   Be sure to check out resources we have available on-line at uncagedclinician.com

As we kick off 2026, the Uncaged Clinician Podcast is setting the tone for intentional growth—for you, your team, and your practice. In this episode, host David Bayliff dives into one of the most underutilized yet powerful tools in healthcare business growth: client and team feedback loops. Caring about your patients isn't enough—clarity comes from understanding the client experience from their perspective, not just your own. You'll learn: Why most practice owners assume things are going well—until patients drop off How feedback loops shift your business from reactive to proactive The 3 essential components of an effective feedback loop: Collection, Communication, and Correction How to turn client feedback into actionable team growth (without blame or defensiveness) Simple, intentional ways to collect feedback that actually drives change Why strong feedback loops create raving fans, stronger teams, and a business that's easier to lead David also shares how feedback loops help align your daily operations with your mission, values, and vision—so your team understands what excellent care truly looks like from the client's point of view. If you've ever wondered why patients stop scheduling, why retention dips, or why your team feels stuck, this episode will challenge how you think about growth and give you a practical framework to move forward.  Ready to go deeper? Learn more about Uncaged University or the 6-Week Push Coaching Program by scheduling a call at uncagedclinician.com/schedule.

As we close out 2025, Kevin DeGroot and David Bayliff sit down for an honest, reflective conversation about what this year has really required of clinicians, business owners, and leaders. This isn't a highlight-reel episode. It's a grounded discussion about mental fatigue, seasons of change, identity versus titles, and why building a business gets exponentially harder when life itself is demanding so much of your energy. In this episode, Kevin and David unpack: Why mindset and mental health matter more than ever when building a business How seasons of change force us back to fundamentals—and why that's not a step backward The difference between who you are and what you do (identity vs. identifiers) Why "simple" and "boring" businesses often lead to the most sustainable and fulfilling lives How defining success for yourself—not society—can change everything If you've felt tired, overwhelmed, or quietly questioning whether the grind is worth it, this episode will meet you where you are and remind you that faithful progress in the mundane is often what sets you up for long-term success. 🎧 Listen now and reflect with us as we prepare for what's next.

In a Challenging Season, Don't Quit! If you're an entrepreneur or clinician and this year hasn't gone the way you hoped, you're not alone—and this episode is for you. As the year comes to a close, many business owners find themselves discouraged, exhausted, and questioning whether it's worth continuing. In this episode of The Uncaged Clinician Podcast, David Bayliff speaks directly to entrepreneurs who feel stuck, behind, or tempted to quit. David shares five practical and encouraging reminders to help you regain perspective, renew your energy, and keep moving forward when things feel heavy. From remembering the courage it took to start, to shifting from short-term frustration to a long-term mindset, this episode is a powerful reminder that a tough season does not define your calling—or your future. You'll be encouraged to: Recognize the courage and grit you already possess Reflect on how far you've come (even if it doesn't feel like enough) Reconnect with your "why" and what's truly at stake Stop despising small beginnings and play the long game Embrace rest as a necessary part of sustainable growth If you're feeling worn down, discouraged, or questioning your next step, this episode will remind you why you started—and why quitting now may cost you the very freedom you're working toward. Make the next 90 days count. Apply to UNCAGED UNIVERSITY and receive the roadmap, plus optional 1:1 support by clicking the link below. Book your APPLICATION CALL: https://uncagedclinician.com/schedule Explore our programs and other offerings at uncagedclinician.com Tune in, get encouraged, and remember: don't quit—you may be closer than you think.  

Most clinicians are great at caring for patients—but struggle to understand why and how they actually get paid as business owners. In this episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast, Kevin DeGroat breaks down a practical, clinician-friendly approach to money using an adapted Profit First framework designed specifically for service-based practices where the owner wears every hat. You'll learn why "whatever's left in the bank" is a dangerous way to pay yourself, how to separate your roles as owner, clinician, administrator, and growth leader, and why not all hours in your business are worth the same. Kevin explains: Why bank-balance accounting leads to overspending and underpaying yourself How to think about pay differently as an owner vs. a treating clinician Why administrative work should be paid at a different rate than patient care How understanding role-based pay makes hiring easier (and less emotional) When it actually makes sense to stop seeing patients altogether If you're a solopreneur—or planning to hire your first admin or clinician—this episode will help you build financial clarity, peace, and a sustainable growth plan. 👉 Want help structuring your finances the right way? Book a Growth Strategy Call using the link in the show notes.   uncagedclinician.com/schedule

Resource-Based Marketing: Choosing the Right Strategy for the Practice You Have Today In this solo episode, Kevin breaks down one of the most important — and most misunderstood — principles in building a thriving cash-based practice: resource-based marketing. Instead of chasing every shiny strategy, Kevin explains why the best marketing plan is the one that aligns with the resources you actually have in abundance right now — whether that's time, money, relationships, or skill set. Using real client examples, Kevin shows how two practice owners with completely different resources require completely different marketing approaches — and how choosing the wrong strategy leads to frustration, wasted money, and inconsistent caseloads. You'll learn how your resources evolve over time, why your marketing must shift as your business grows, and how to avoid the classic roller-coaster of feast-and-famine patient volume. In This Episode, You'll Learn: Why there is no one-size-fits-all marketing strategy for healthcare practice owners How to identify whether you're time-rich, relationship-rich, financially-rich, or skill-set-rich Why some practitioners build full caseloads without ever spending a dollar on ads When Facebook ads, PPC, and paid strategies actually make sense — and when they're a terrible idea The hidden danger of relying on time-heavy strategies as your practice grows How to evolve from time & energy marketing to financial & systems marketing as your caseload expands Who This Episode Is For: Practice owners who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unclear about which marketing strategy will actually produce consistent results — and who want a principle-based approach instead of cookie-cutter tactics. Ready to Build a Marketing Plan That Fits You? If this episode resonates and you want support crafting a strategy based on your actual resources and strengths, reach out to the Uncaged Clinician team. We'd love to help you build a plan that drives more clients, more revenue, and more impact.   Go to uncagedclinican.com for more information

Have you ever felt "successful" on paper but completely misaligned inside? What would it take for you to finally choose the version of your career that actually feels like yours?   Hey UNCAGED CLINICIANS, it's David Bayliff here, and I'm excited to hang out with you for another episode of the Uncaged Clinician Podcast. Today's a fun one! I'm joined by the incredible Mitchell Hall, owner of Rhythm Holistic Manual Therapy. Mitchell's a guy who went from regional director of a booming PT company to carving out his own path in the world of holistic manual therapy. And trust me… you're going to feel this one. We're diving into calling, fear, faith, and what it takes to say yes to the path that's meant for you. Here's what we dive into in this episode: Mitchell's transition from regional director to entrepreneur How fascial counterstrain transformed his approach to care The emotional and mental challenges of leaving a stable job How to identify when your values no longer align with your work The importance of faith, clarity, and long-term vision Practical advice for clinicians who want to start their own practice Why objective counsel matters more than ever in entrepreneurship If there's one thing Mitchell teaches us, it's this: purpose has a way of pushing you forward even when fear tries to pull you back. Entrepreneurship in healthcare isn't easy, but it's gratifying when it aligns with who you are and how you want to serve. I hope his journey inspires you to trust the voice within you, seek wise counsel, and take bold steps toward the calling that has been nudging at your heart. Uncaged Hack: "If you're fearful, don't be afraid to get counsel from someone who's going to keep it very objective." —Mitchell Hall Make the next 90 days count. Apply to Uncaged University and receive the roadmap, plus optional one-on-one support by clicking the link below.  Book your application call: https://uncagedclinician.com/schedule Explore the program: https://uncagedclinician.com/university-101