When I first began my career in O&P almost 19 years ago, I started in a catch-all type of role, as I assume most of us did at some point early in our careers. Clean the storage room. File paperwork. Sweep the shop. Clean the plaster trap. Bust up old molds. The cool kids would […]

We are only two days into the work week and a recurring conversation I am having with clients is around the ‘shiny new object’ syndrome.  It seems like folks get caught up in a chicken and the egg situation when it comes to buying new tools for their business. The thought goes something like this: […]