During my interactions with clients over the past month, it’s become abundantly clear that Covid 19 has delivered a great deal of stress. Change can do that. But I believe that uncertainty is a large contributor. And these are uncertain times.
The Covid19 forced shutdown has provided you with the opportunity of time. Yes, along with this challenge has come some financial pain and agita. That’s natural because, in the words of Dr. Spencer Johnson, “someone moved your cheese.” And we humans don’t like change. But it’s been served up on a silver platter. The real question is “will you be a victim or an opportunist? The choice lies squarely on your shoulders.
As we finish up the first month of Covid19 closures, you’ve now likely began navigating your way through the various support programs that have been put forth by our government. Whether its PPP, EIDL, DOL or scores of other acronyms, there seems to be a program for everyone. But is there enough money? That’s a question that only time will answer.
I read a blog post recently entitled, “Words Matter.” The author was writing an apology for words he’d used previously. In this “apology” post, the author was using words that…
“This wasn’t intentional,” says Alan Cleinman, CEO and Founder of the company. “It’s not like I woke up one day and decided to hire only giraffes for all key and support positions. This happened entirely organically.”
Cleinman Performance Partners wishes to extend to you our warmest wishes this holiday season. Thank you for growing with us, and wishing you continued health, happiness, and success in the…
There is a video that went viral over the internet a few years back and tends to pop back up around the holidays called the “Company is Coming!” The comedian…
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We live in a fast-paced world where we are faced with competing priorities that often force us to relinquish the ownership of our choices and our time. How, then, do…
Like the majority of our clients, I belong to a mastermind group. In my case, we call ourselves the “Congress of Masterminds” and are comprised of companies that provide mastermind…
You’ll likely remember these words from the 1989 movie, “Field of Dreams.” In this epic film, Kevin Costner portrays an Iowa farmer and baseball fan who keeps hearing that phrase…
Cleinman Performance Partners has announced that it will host three unique Business of Eyecare Forum™ National Conferences in 2018.
Oneonta, New York – Alan Cleinman, CEO and founder of optometry business consultancy Cleinman Performance Partners, has named Geoffrey Giraffe to the newly created position of Chief Mascot Officer and Executive Vice President.
Facilitator: Travis Reed, MBA St. Louis: March 9-11 & May 18-20 This easy-to-understand course covers all aspects of visual displays and merchandising including color theory, industry terminology, and basic design and retail principles….
I recently had the opportunity to help Dr. Bill Lusk, an optometrist from Oneonta, NY, celebrate his “semi” retirement. At the young age of 83, Bill has temporarily hung up his phoropter. I say temporarily because he’s already making plans to provide locum tenens support upon his return from his winter home in Florida. Wow!
https://youtu.be/w8gOvAvls5Y Cleinman Performance Partners wishes to extend to you our warmest wishes this holiday season. Thank you for growing with us, and here is to your continued health, happiness, and…
You may remember the scene from the movie Five Easy Pieces. It’s the one where Jack Nicholson is at a diner and desires to have plain toast. The problem is…
Cleinman Performance Partners is pleased to announce the First Annual National Eyecare Facilities Conference. “Building the WOW” will be the first two-day conference of its kind and is designed to…
Many years ago, we were engaged to perform our Strategic Review on a practice and assist with various implementation projects. This client was financially successful, but the practice was in…
