The Healthcare Rebellion with Dr. Frank Benedetto

In this eye-opening conversation, San Francisco investor Paul Singh, destroys the myth that healthcare needs more innovation and reveals why the solution is actually much simpler than you think. He shares the counterintuitive data on why advanced education can hurt your entrepreneurial success and why most practice owners are focusing on completely the wrong things.Paul has backed thousands of companies since the early 2000s and driven over 100,000 miles across North America personally meeting them to understand what makes businesses succeed. When he made the leap into healthcare, he brought brutal honesty about what's actually holding clinicians back from building successful practices.Inside you'll learn:Why distribution beats product every single time (and what this means for your practice)The shocking data on education levels vs entrepreneurial successWhy your PT practice has 10x better economics than NetflixHow to think like an entrepreneur without compromising patient careThe 80/20 rule that applies to every practice (including yours)This isn't just theory, Paul breaks down exactly why your local realtor markets better than most clinicians and what you can steal from companies like Warby Parker and Instacart to transform your practice.Stop waiting for permission to build the practice you've always wanted. The tools already exist.Follow Frank on IG: @‌frank_benedettoBook a call to hear more about The HoneyBadger Project: https://calendly.com/mission-driven/5Connect with Paul Singh on LinkedIn or email: [paul@resultsjunkies.com](http://mailto:paul@resultsjunkies.com "‌") Strata PT on IG: @‌stratapt_official

When Dave Eyerly set out to reinvent regional air travel in 2010, he ran into the same barriers healthcare providers face today: bloated systems, rigid regulations, and outdated thinking that punishes innovation.Everyone told him a subscription-based airline would never work.They were wrong.Dave co-founded Surf Air, a private flight club that bypassed traditional aviation’s red tape and delivered direct access, premium experience, and time leverage. It was eventually valued at $1.3 billion.The parallels to healthcare are impossible to ignore.In this episode, you’ll learn:- Why subscription models solve the cash flow crisis in service businesses- The difference between rebelling against a system vs. designing for the people it failed- How to scale intimate, high-trust experiences without losing your soulDave’s journey proves one thing: no industry is truly immovable.Healthcare is just waiting for someone bold enough to read the rules differently.If you’re tired of doing things the way they’ve always been done, this conversation might be the spark you’ve been waiting for.———👉 Book a consult with The HoneyBadger Project: https://calendly.com/mission-driven/5👉 Message Frank the word INNOVATION on Instagram @frank_benedetto to receive a free masterclass on innovation in Private Practice.📩 Email Dave at Dave@AcceleratePV.com to connect directly.

Kelly Starrett, a pioneering physical therapist, coach, and author, shares his journey of challenging conventional healthcare by promoting a fusion of performance, lifestyle medicine, and technology. He discusses the importance of preventive care, integrating strength training into physical therapy, and the transformative potential of lifestyle medicine. Kelly emphasizes building hyperlocal impact and offers a three-step action plan to help healthcare professionals create personal ecosystems beyond traditional models. His insights aim to inspire actionable change within the industry.

In this engaging conversation, Anthony Trucks, a former NFL player and serial entrepreneur, shares his journey through eight years of identity loss triggered by a failed healthcare experience. He contrasts 'dark work' with 'shadow work,' emphasizing the need for both in personal growth. Anthony urges healthcare providers to embrace storytelling to enhance clinician-patient relationships and provides actionable strategies to combat burnout. His insights serve as a wake-up call for clinicians to reconnect with their purpose and navigate challenges for meaningful change.