The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist

Welcome to The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist with Dr. Andrew Schneider from the American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP® from Beyond Financial Planning. This podcast helps podiatrists in private practice grow more profitable and sustainable businesses while taking control of their future. We do this by offering real-world strategies, empowering conversations, and expert insights you can actually use. Join us for this journey where we explore how to own your path, grow your practice on your terms, and make a bigger impact – without losing the heart of why you started.

The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Hidden Risk in Private Practice, And How to Plan for It (Ep. 9)

  Mar 31, 202625 minS0

  <p>What happens to your practice if you can’t show up tomorrow? It’s a question most podiatrists avoid, but one that can shape everything you’ve built.</p> <p>In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP® break down the real role of life and disability insurance in protecting not just your income, but your entire practice. From unexpected injuries to long-term planning, they explore how risk shows up in ways you can’t predict, and why having the right coverage in place matters more than most realize.</p> <p>What You’l...

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  The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist

  The Hidden Risk in Private Practice, And How to Plan for It (Ep. 9)

  Mar 31, 202625 min

  What happens to your practice if you can’t show up tomorrow? It’s a question most podiatrists avoid, but one that can shape everything you’ve built. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist , hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP® break down the real role of life and disability insurance in protecting not just your income, but your entire practice. From unexpected injuries to long-term planning, they explore how risk shows up in ways you can’t predict, and why having the right coverage in place matters more than most realize. What You’ll Learn: Why disability insurance is often the first priority for practice owners The difference between personal income protection and business overhead coverage How much coverage you may actually need, and why it’s rarely 100% What “own occupation” means and why it matters for podiatrists And more! Resources: Email us at entrepreneurialpodiatrist@gmail.com Connect with Dr. Andrew Schneider: AAPPM LinkedIn: Andrew Schneider Connect with Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®: Beyond Financial Planning LinkedIn: Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®

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  Is Your Practice Really Your Retirement Plan? (Ep. 8)

  Feb 9, 202624 minS0

  <p>Many podiatrists assume their practice will carry them into retirement, until they realize too late that intention matters. This episode challenges common assumptions and reframes retirement planning as a way to create options, not pressure.</p> <p>In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist, hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, unpack what retirement planning really looks like for independent podiatry practice owners. Together, they explore why waiting too long can limit flexibility, how overvaluing a practice can derail long-term plans, and what it actually takes to build financial confidence without losing focus on growth today.</p> <p>...

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  Is Your Practice Really Your Retirement Plan? (Ep. 8)

  Feb 9, 202624 min

  Many podiatrists assume their practice will carry them into retirement, until they realize too late that intention matters. This episode challenges common assumptions and reframes retirement planning as a way to create options, not pressure. In this episode of The Entrepreneurial Podiatrist , hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, unpack what retirement planning really looks like for independent podiatry practice owners. Together, they explore why waiting too long can limit flexibility, how overvaluing a practice can derail long-term plans, and what it actually takes to build financial confidence without losing focus on growth today. What You’ll Learn: Why relying solely on your practice as a retirement plan can be risky Common retirement planning mistakes podiatry practice owners make How to balance reinvesting in your practice while saving for the future The differences between retirement plan options for practice owners When to start thinking about exit and transition planning How diversification and written planning create long-term flexibility What to look for when choosing a financial advisor And more! Resources: Email us at entrepreneurialpodiatrist@gmail.com Connect with Dr. Andrew Schneider: AAPPM LinkedIn: Andrew Schneider Connect with Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®: Beyond Financial Planning LinkedIn: Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP® Publishing Tags:

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  How Regenerative Care Is Reshaping Modern Podiatry with Dr. Thuy Ho Ellsworth (Ep. 7)

  Jan 5, 202625 minS0

  <p>Many podiatrists are exploring ways to add advanced or cash-based services, but may be unsure how to introduce these options in a clear and comfortable way. This episode focuses on how to communicate with patients in a simple and transparent manner.</p> <p>Hosts Dr. Andrew Schneider and Greg Hardy, CFP®, AEP®, speak with Dr. Thuy Ho Ellsworth about her hybrid practice in Austin, Texas. She explains how she discusses treatment choices, how she introduces regenerative tools, and how she decides when premium care may be appropriate based on patient goals.</p> <p>What You Will Learn:</p> How Dr...

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