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Points to Ponder for the Acupuncturist in Business

Bonnie Koenig
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Pages
47
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Lilac Point Press

About

Business majors think differently than acupuncturists. And sometimes acupuncturists have to think like a business person. Points to Ponder offers some concepts business majors might think about automatically. Acupuncturists can use this short book to help them prioritize where they need to improve their business skills, or to consider areas that they might need to improve. Points to Ponder isn't just for acupuncturists,although author Bonnie Koenig, LAc was an acupuncturist for many years. Points to Ponder is also a great reference for complementary care provider running a small business.

Related Subjects

  • New Business Enterprises
  • Business & Economics
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