How I Got Out of Student Debt and Built Financial Freedom as a Physical Therapist - Ask FPF E:16

[@fitnesspainfree]

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[@MattBenExperience]

“This is a question I cannot answer” Thanks for video!! Love it!!

[@fitnesspainfree]

Debts the best and so are you! Thanks big dog!

[@MoneyOpulence]

Your take is quite insightful. I wish more KZbinrs would put the same effort into producing a video. Anyway, thank you for sharing this.

[@fitnesspainfree]

Of course thank you

[@elvirmerulicfitness]

How much money do you make from selling rehab programs on your website? How much from the website itself from people reading your articles? How much do you make while working in champion pt?

[@elvirmerulicfitness]

Does it pay off to become McGill method certified and will it increase my income?

[@fitnesspainfree]

Lol I don’t think I should answer everything specifically but I will say I make about the same as a regular PT at champion (but more per hour and I work less total patient hours) and I also make several times more in my online business. Rehab programs are a very small chunk of the profit though.

[@elvirmerulicfitness]

@@fitnesspainfree what do you mean with this “online business” ? Coaching 1 on 1 online? Making money from people reading your articles on your website? Please elaborate further

[@mikez2000]

PT with 20+ years of experience here. First of all PT is not the same field. In "old" days :-) it was all about quality . Now its all about number. We used to refer to them as Pt. now we call them clients. Not a big fan of DPT in general not sure it made a big difference in our profession. I still enjoy working with pt. very much but would not recommend this field unless you really, really love it. Our pay and benefits has been in decline since 90s and adjusted for inflation well do the math. There are much easier way to make a living with half the stress and liability.

[@fitnesspainfree]

Unfortunately I tend to agree with you there. However I think if you have an entrepreneurial bone in your body you can find ways to be valued at a higher rate.