Anne Melville's journey into podiatry is anything but conventional. After stepping away from her studies to raise a family, she returned years later to complete her degree, balancing travel, parenting, and financial pressure along the way.

In this episode, Anne shares how she built a successful private practice in a small Scottish town and implemented a membership model that now supports both her business and her lifestyle. The result has been increased stability, stronger patient relationships, and the ability to create a genuine sense of community.

We also explore the importance of professional connection, overcoming self-doubt, and why podiatrists who stay engaged with their peers are far more likely to thrive in the long term.

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In this episode, Tyson Franklin is joined by Melbourne Podiatrists, Richard Chasen, for a deep and thought-provoking discussion about business, life choices, and what success really looks like in podiatry.

They explore the idea that while you can have anything you want, you can't have everything, and how this impacts decisions around hiring, income, lifestyle, and long-term career direction. The conversation also challenges common beliefs about money, patient care, and what it truly takes to build a sustainable practice.

This episode is ideal for podiatrists who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure about their next move and are looking for clarity and practical insights to move forward.

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This episode is a special one. It's a conversation from my previous podcast, It's No Secret with Dr T, recorded back in 2020—long before the Savannah Bananas became the global sensation they are today.

Back then, Jesse Cole was already doing things differently, selling out games and rethinking what a sporting experience could be.

But what makes this episode so valuable isn't baseball… It's business.

Jesse shares how shifting focus from product to experience completely transformed his team. The same principles apply directly to podiatry clinics and small businesses. How you make people feel matters more than what you do.

If you want to stand out, build loyalty, and create a business people talk about, this episode will get you thinking differently about everything you do.

1. You're not in the business you think you're in.

2. Experience always beats product.

3. Stop focusing on money and focus on moments.

4. Remove friction wherever possible.

5. Make your patients feel something.

6. Small touches create a big impact.

7. Stand out by doing things differently.

8. Build fans, not just customers.

9. Community drives long-term growth.

10. If people talk about you, your marketing is done for you.

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