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Learn how your values and boundaries can direct how you grow your private practice.

Julie Duffy Dillon, host of the Food Love podcast, speaks with Jennifer on how she started her private practice and lessons she has learned to help other dietitians build their practice with more success.

In this episode:

Julie Duffy Dillion, has a weight-inclusive dietitian practice and discusses her journey as a dietitian and how she jumped into opening her own private practice and how her practice evolved over the years. She shares the importance of knowing what’s best for your own private practice and why you need to learn to say no. Saying “no” is crucial to growing your practice. You need to be able to say “yes” to the things that matter, versus spending time doing all the “shoulds” in private practice.

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