📊 If you've ever lost a potential client in a Google Sheet maze, this one's for you.

In this episode, I'm chatting with Brent Stutzman from TheraSaaS—a guy who watched his wife's therapy practice drown in spreadsheets and said, "Nope, there's gotta be a better way."

Spoiler alert: there was.

We're talking about the moment when 80 people on a waitlist and color-coded chaos became a streamlined, lead-converting machine. But this isn't just another "buy our software" pitch.

It's a real conversation about the mistakes that are costing you $4-6K monthly (yep, that's what falling through the cracks looks like), why 85-90% of your leads are closing via text (not email, friends), and how your intake coordinator could save an hour daily with the right system.

Plus, we dive into why transparency matters, how to stop playing hide-and-seek with your leads, and why flying blind on your conversion data is like driving with a blindfold on. 🚗💥

If you're tired of wondering "Did they ever call that lead back?" or watching your intake team drown in manual tasks—this episode's your wake-up call and solution, rolled into one.

▶️ Hit play and let's turn that spreadsheet chaos into CRM clarity.

Find out more about Brent Stutzman and TheraSaaS:

Check out TheraSaaS at https://therasaas.com

Schedule a demo and see what's possible for your practice

🤖 If you’ve ever opened ChatGPT and thought, “Wait... is this cheating?”—you’re not alone.

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Greg Goodman—founder of Goodman Creatives, marketing wizard, and one of the first folks in the therapy space to say, “Yep, AI’s here, and it’s actually kinda amazing.”

But this convo? It’s not a “rah-rah robots are taking over” fest.

It’s a grounded, nuanced, actually kind of inspiring exploration of how AI (specifically large language models like ChatGPT) is changing the way therapists show up in the online world—ethically, intentionally, and maybe even… joyfully? 😄💻

We also talk transparency, consent, HIPAA (yep, that again), and how your philosophical stance on AI might shift once you realize it can give you your Saturday back.

So if you’re a therapist who wants to market ethically and efficiently, or you’re still feeling a little icky about handing over your writing to a robot—this episode’s your warm hug and reality check, all in one.

Grab your favorite beverage and get comfy. Let’s decode the ethics, artistry, and opportunities of AI—together.

▶️ Hit play and let’s dive in.

Find out more about Greg Goodman and the work he is doing:

Check out Greg’s Website https://goodmancreatives.com

Goodman Creatives on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GoodmanCreatives/

Follow Goodman Creatives on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/goodmancreatives

Connect with Greg on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/greggoodman10044/

Subscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@goodmancreatives

Have you ever felt allergic to networking events?

Allergic to being “the brand,” or just plain overwhelmed by the loud, shiny world of online business… you’re gonna want to hear this one. 👀✨

Because in this episode, I’m sitting down with Dr. Melvin Varghese—psychologist, podcaster, and the original Quiet Builder.

Now, Melvin didn’t take a single business or marketing class. No MBA. No corporate blueprint. Just a deep love for meaningful work, a steady commitment to service, and a whole lotta curiosity. And yet—he built one of the most respected platforms in the therapist world. (Hi, Selling the Couch fam 👋)

So, how did he do it?

Spoiler: no dance reels required. 💃🚫

Instead, Melvin shares the story of how growing up between two cultures—India and the U.S.—shaped his perspective on legacy, leadership, and building a business with roots and reach. He talks about the power of building around your energy (not your ego), why margin is the unsung hero of a sustainable business, and what it means to grow something that outlives you.

From seeing a man handcraft combs on the side of the road in India, to reflecting on his great-grandfather’s selfless act of feeding an entire village during wartime, Melvin threads it all together in a way that’ll make you pause… and maybe even tear up a little. (I did. No shame.)

This episode isn’t a pep talk—it’s a grounded conversation with someone who’s been through the hustle, hit pause, and chose to build something sustainable instead. Think of it as a gentle nudge to look inward, reassess what you really want, and maybe start planting something of your own.

So whether you’re burned out from client work, exploring new offers, or just craving a business model that doesn’t drain your soul... this one’s for you.

To find out more about Melvin and the work he's doing, check out the following links:

Selling The Couch https://sellingthecouch.com

Listen to Melvin’s Podcast https://selling-the-couch.captivate.fm/listen

Connect with Melvin on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/melvinvarghesephd/