Yonas Tekeste

doctor of physical therapy | real estate investor | entrepreneur | travel therapyI

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Jesus’s love is bigger than depression , anxiety , failures, and shame . He calls us back to Him when we fall short and welcomes us with open arms.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Shout out to the all the wealthy successful people who are down to earth and humble. Regardless of what blessings come my way. Always strive to treat everyone the same and never forget where I came from . It all comes from above at the end of the day 🙏🏽.

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Financial freedom is more than fancy cars or bottle service. It gives the freedom to care for friends or family when in need . In home healthcare I unfortunately see many elderly patients alone at home who struggle in their elderly age because their kids are “too busy at work”

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Faith based post scroll away if not into it… As a healthcare worker you have the opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus. We see patients at their worse and can uplift them in their darkest moments. Focus on the patient and serve with a greater purpose in mind .

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Say happy Valentine’s Day to your home health patients especially the patients who live alone. This year I’m bringing a small gift to patients to brighten up their day. Little thoughts can make a big difference .

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Home health is the best therapy setting to do another job while on the job. The autonomy and flexible scheduling is the best.

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@PTPintcast Yes !

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The more therapists accept unrealistic productivity requirements the more corporate thinks it is acceptable and will increase the productivity standards. I want to encourage you all to do what is best and right for the patient.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

If money did not matter, would you still work in healthcare? Be honest .

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Travel healthcare is great for the beginner entrepreneur. You can easily go back and forth between working a travel contract in a fun city to taking months off of work to work on your business.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

If money did not matter how many hours per week would you work in healthcare ?

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Don’t let social media fool you into thinking your life is not great. It shows highlight filtered reels . We are all in our own lane and nobody is perfect. Keep striving to be better than yesterday.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Real estate investing is like asking a cute lady out . You have to make an offer and hope it gets accepted . You can’t let the fear of rejection deter you. The more offers you make the more you build confidence which increases your chance of success. This is not dating advice.

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A friendly reminder to always negotiate. Does not matter if you are satisfied with pay. A few sentences can make you thousands more and most employers are open to negotiate. The worse an employer can do is say no.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

You know something is off when tech employees get better covid sick benefits than healthcare workers who work directly with covid patients.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Got to love treating your own injuries as a Physical therapist. Sometimes I surprise myself after doing my own rehab exercises to eliminate minor aches and pains.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Physical therapy school teaches you how to be a good general physical therapist. It’s up to you to learn about finances and fill in the gaps for other topics .

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Who you know > What you know . Your network is your networth

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

The home health setting will have you in a multi-million dollar home one day and in a roach infested home the next. It never is boring and I love it.

[Yonas Tekeste @yonastekeste1]

Does not matter how much knowledge you have, if you have poor bed side manner patients will not respond well. Getting a patient to like you goes a long way.