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Oh happy day! I am so THRILLED to announce that The 2019 Provider Planner is here at last! We actually released it early this year back on November 1st, 2018. Since then I have been wanting to show you how I use the Provider Planner in my own business. So today I am doing just that. Along the way, I will share some tips that make the Provider Planner a productivity tool like no other and how you can get the most out of the planner too.
So let’s dive in! This is how I USE the Provider Planner.
Every superhero needs a couple of things. They need a superpower, a costume, and a weapon. Well, today I’m sharing my one my secret weapons. Seriously, this one tool saves me time, money and inspires me to show off my superpowers even more. Here’s how to use a Cricut For Childcare.
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I think it’s important to clarify what I’m talking about right from the start. So to be clear, I am not talking about when children bully other children in childcare. Nor am I referring to those parents who seem to confuse childcare providers with nannies. And finally I am not even referring to parents who make an occasional request here and there
No who I am referring to is those people who would seek to intimidate a provider into doing something by threatening them in some way. Yes, it happens and it is what I refer to as the real underbelly of childcare. Let’s talk about blackmail and bullying in childcare.
Today we have our first anonymous post. This provider reached out to me wanting me to tell other providers of her childcare license experience. The only thing was she wanted to stay anonymous.
After listening to what she went through and realizing that her story was one that needed to be shared, I agreed to keep her name out of it.
So even though her name is not given, the story is in her own words. Read as she shares how she almost lost her childcare license and how you can learn from her mistake.
During a workshop years ago I remember the instructor stating how surprised he was that the providers were so willing to share with each other. Now I don’t know about the other providers in the room, but I wasn’t surprised.
There are so many reasons we should think of each other as collaborators instead of competitors. I guess that’s why so many of us do form relationships with colleagues.
So today I want to talk about what might seem the most unlikely of friendships. I will show you how turning the competition into collaborators can not only help you grow your business but also develop a community of colleagues you can turn to as well. childcare competition into collaborators
