Establishing your own firm or practice is an incredibly daunting task. From myriad of legal and regulatory hurdles to the financial and career related risks, professionals who choose to start their own firm have to overcome so much and so we wanted to reach out to those who’ve done it successfully for advice, insight and stories.

Troynae Managemen

I will say starting your own talent management is all about experience and knowledgable in your field. When I started Troynae Management, I had to establish a name for myself to establish their goal.. Read more>>

Adi Klevit

I’ve always had an entrepreneurial streak, and I ran two side businesses that did very well. There came a point in my life when I realized I needed to make a real decision—was I going to continue to dabble in having my own business, or was I going to be serious about it and go all in? Read more>>

Nicole Sartini

My now dear friend and business partner, Juniper, and I met at a consultation group for therapists who used mindfulness in their practices. Read more>>

Lizzie Wilson

I have always been a helper & from an early age knew I wanted to help & heal as a doctor. As my medical education progressed I was able to shadow physicians, surgeons and pharmacists. Read more>>

Leigh Bates

After years in various practices, including one where I was the sole clinician for kids, I opened my own practice. While specializing in kids and families at a later practice, I found a mentor who prioritized working with youth. Read more>>

Erica Basso

I’ve worked at other group practices before and learned a ton but I always knew I wanted to create my own practice done my way. Throughout my graduate program and training I’ve felt connected to creating a modernized approach to mental health therapy. Read more>>

Joslyn Curley

My journey into owning my own practice began with a dream of entrepreneurship. Though I knew I wanted to start a business, the specifics eluded me at first. Read more>>