The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist

What happens to your practice if you can’t show up tomorrow? It’s a question most podiatrists avoid, but one that can shape everything you’ve built. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP® break down the real role of life and disability insurance in protecting not just your income, but your entire practice. From unexpected injuries to long-term planning, they explore how risk shows up in ways you can’t predict, and why having the r

Many podiatrists assume their practice will carry them into retirement, until they realize too late that intention matters. This episode challenges common assumptions and reframes retirement planning as a way to create options, not pressure. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, unpack what retirement planning really looks like for independent podiatry practice owners. Together, they explore why waiting too long can limit flexib

Many podiatrists are exploring ways to add advanced or cash-based services, but may be unsure how to introduce these options in a clear and comfortable way. This episode focuses on how to communicate with patients in a simple and transparent manner. Hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, speak with Dr. Thuy Ho Ellsworth about her hybrid practice in Austin, Texas. She explains how she discusses treatment choices, how she introduces regenerative tools, and how she decides when prem

Many podiatrists want to grow their practice, yet the hardest part is knowing where to focus. In this conversation, you get a clear roadmap from someone who has helped hundreds of doctors build stronger, more intentional businesses. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, talk with Rem Jackson, the founder of Top Practices. Rem shares how podiatrists can identify their ideal patients, build a steady flow of referrals, and create c

Leadership plays a central role in how a podiatry practice functions day to day. In this episode, Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy speak with Dr. Peter Wishnie about practical approaches that help doctors guide their teams with steady expectations and clear communication. Dr. Wishnie describes his early experiences in practice and the adjustments he made as he learned to set standards, delegate work, and build a more consistent environment for his staff. The conversation focuses on leadership

Building a business is tough, but leading a team that thrives can be even tougher. The right people in the right roles can transform your practice, your culture, and your day-to-day as a business owner. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, explore what makes a great team work. From hiring for culture fit to managing expectations and fostering long-term loyalty, they share lessons learned from years of running successful small b