A free guide for doctors going private. The ten decisions that determine whether it works — and the order to make them in.

Most doctors going private start with the wrong question.

They ask where the clinic will be, or what to call it, long before answering the things that actually determine whether any of it works.

I know because I did it that way. I spent months on decisions that should have taken a week, because I had nobody to ask who had actually done it.

This is the document I wish someone had handed me.

Inside:

Ten decisions, in the order that matters — from who you serve and what you charge, to how patients book you, what happens before a consultation, and what "enough" actually looks like.

For each one: why it matters, how to think it through, the mistake most people make, and a question to answer before you move on.

Who it's for:

Doctors still inside the system, planning their way out. And doctors recently private who are discovering that the medicine was never the hard part.

Who I am:

Dr Golsa Gholampour — MD, MBA. I run my own private practice, currently from Bali, and I co-founded Praxis, which builds AI systems that take the admin off independent practices.

11 pages. Free. No pitch — work through it and see what you find.