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Daniel Sage (pictured to the left) is currently studying the Executive Basics Course. Here is what he had to say: As I take the Executive Basics Course, I realize that to be a great executive I need to clearly define what it is we are trying to achieve (name the product), get understanding and agreement, which will lead to staff wanting the product, and then most importantly teach the staff how to get the product. After 13 years in business we have had ups and downs with staff being able to... Read Full Story

The success of Measurable Solutions regular Park City, Utah events is due greatly in part to those healthcare practitioners on the West Coast, who can’t make it out to Clearwater, FL regularly. Often times they find it much easier to attend our seminars and courses in Park City. The park city Academy boasts the full line up of Measurable Solutions courses, workshops, and programs; including favorites like The New Patient Course, Christopher Music’s Financial Power Program, and the Patient... Read Full Story

Are there really solutions? It is apparently visible from all corners of the earth that this nation is going through a recession. You hear it everywhere, “I couldn’t possibly, there is a recession going on”, “Don’t you know, we are going through a recession”, “Right. Like I could afford that during this recession.” Now, I am not going to get into the politics involved with a recession, or even the economics of it. All I care about it is the view that we all take on it. I’ve been asked a lot... Read Full Story

As a practice owner it can become quite easy to take on all of the responsibilities that go with running a practice. You can quickly find yourself shouldering the weight of a burden all your own, but then what about the wife? What about the kids? And what about the friends who you haven’t seen in months? Is it really possible to fully take in the beauty and vitality that this world has to offer while working 70+ hours a week? Working at Measurable Solutions it is my goal to get our client’s... Read Full Story

This article was posted on the NY Times Well Blog. It shares some very interesting studies on the subject of listening to music and how it effects your workout. Full article can be viewed at: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/25/phys-ed-does-music-make-you-exercise-harder/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "For a study published last year , British researchers asked 12 healthy male college students to ride stationary... Read Full Story

Tuesday, January 4, 2011 at 10:22 AM | posted by Monica Reinagel, MS, LD/N Glycemic load is another way of looking at how a food may affect your blood sugar. Carbohydrates with a high glycemic load (such as fruit juices or doughnuts) will tend to make your blood sugar go up sharply, while carbohydrates with a low glycemic load (such as berries or bran cereal) produce a lower, slower rise in blood sugar. Choosing foods with a low glycemic load (and avoiding foods with high glycemic loads) can... Read Full Story

We all know that it is important to stay in shape, and that the better you can achieve that, the better and longer you can live. It seems that a lot of people are tending to make it more complicated than it needs to be though. This is an excerpt from a article posted on the All Access Physical Therapy Blog : "Regular exercise is an important part of effective weight loss, weight management, as well as disease prevention and improving your overall health. Research consistently shows that... Read Full Story

I just came across this blog posted by Marshall Goldsmith . I thought it was very interesting. Check it out: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Managing today's highly skilled professionals takes special skills — and not the ones that you may think. Oftentimes, knowledge workers know more than you do about their jobs. So, how do you manage people who know more about what they do than you do? In such instances, you have to look at... Read Full Story

Measurable Solutions since its inception in the late 90's we have been working with primarily private practice PT owners and their staff. It was easy for us to find ourselves in this field because our co-founder Shaun Kirk was a very successful PT practice owner himself. This has worked great, and we have developed great relationships with PTs all over the world. PTs will always have a dear spot in our hearts here at Measurable Solutions, but we are now (by popular demand) breaking into... Read Full Story

The heat has been stifling this year. The heat cap/wave over the U.S. has claimed over 20 lives so far and with this much heat you can only expect that more and more people will be turning to swimming as a way to cool off. With the amount of swimming that will be going on this summer, it is important to understand your body and the aches and pains that may present themselves. One thing to be weary if Swimmer's Shoulder. Brett Sears from About.com says, "wimming requires repetitive... Read Full Story