Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ, Fear Free Certified

There are lessons to be learned from the many companies that have disappeared in recent years.

You can't manage time, but you can manage yourself.

Do team members go out of their way to help clients, to solve problems, and to improve the system?

Before you assume that the answer to your problem doesn’t exist, look for solutions from other industries.

How often are tasks properly delegated to other staff members at your veterinary practice?

You can keep track of expenses — and live well — without spending hours agonizing over every cent spent.

We meet countless people throughout our lives, but the secret to truly connecting with others is to make a conscious effort to share your time, experience and knowledge.

Like it or not, veterinarians are in the business of selling. Avoid these pitfalls to ensure happy clients and a successful practice.

Best-selling author David Allen's self-management matrix is based on varying levels of perspective and control.

When it comes to client communication, try using your BRAINS to lead the conversation.

Gaining mental toughness is the key to thriving in the stressful field of veterinary medicine. Here’s how.

Among the many factors that can propel us toward success in reaching our goals, one seems to increase the odds exponentially.

Proper phone etiquette in veterinary practice is good customer service and necessary for success. Here’s a look at what not to do.

If you’re ready to become more efficient and productive, ask yourself these questions to discover what your 5 percent should be to the success of your veterinary practice.

Learn how to apply the “5 Whys” concept to problems that arise within your veterinary practice.

Everyone could use a little more happiness. Here are a few tips from a psychologist who says spending money differently may make you feel eminently richer.

Use this eight-step guide to address a potentially stressful situation before you reach the point of feeling overwhelmed.

Achieving complete balance and happiness in life requires distinct focus on health, purpose, personal growth and happiness.

Investing can be tricky. When assets are traded at a price that strongly exceeds their real value, look for an economic bubble to burst. Here’s what to watch for.

Step onto the ladder to discover the secret to becoming more than just a boss.

When most people hear the word “capital” they automatically equate it to finances. However, there are at least seven other kinds of capital.

This is the story of how Dr. Mike’s health crisis saved his life.

You may be surprised to learn that certain habits and lifestyle choices can contribute to significant wealth over time.

Earning stellar practice feedback requires a team effort. Here's why practices receive negative online reviews — and how to prevent them.

How much you work, how much you earn and how much you pay in taxes all depend on which quadrant of the workforce you’re in. Here, a financial expert’s advice on how to take control of your financial future.

Some seemingly frugal choices made in the veterinary hospital actually end up costing you in the long run.

Everyone could use a little more happiness in their lives, right? We present tips from a psychologist who says spending our money differently may make us feel eminently richer.

Experts offer a host of great dog training tips, but what if you applied those tips to your clients? Before you know it, you just might have them begging — for more appointments, that is!

I’ve decided to conduct a year-long psychological experiment that just may lead to increased happiness, success and fulfillment in my life. I’d love for you to join me.

The answer may depend largely on your level of financial literacy.