Show Notes
In this episode, Michael speaks with allied health manager Michael Hasson about what leadership looks like inside an NDIS business right now. They talk openly about frozen and reduced NDIS fees, rising costs, and the pressure this puts on providers trying to stay sustainable. Michael shares how he has adapted his business model to stay lean, why cutting unnecessary overheads matters, and how leaders can make hard decisions without losing sight of their people. The conversation explores staff ...
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