Author name: Dr. Harry Singh

Most of us were raised with the same instructions:Work hard.Be sensible.Put your head down.And one day, way in the future, you’ll finally get to enjoy life. But that “one day” never really shows up, does it? People keep waiting for the perfect moment, and in the meantime, they miss the only moment they actually have […]

As entrepreneurs we don’t allow enough time for this.

Yesterday tested me. A two-hour drive each way to Birmingham for a mastermind session.Most people would’ve called that a long day. I called it an opportunity. So I woke up extra early and did my fasted cardio before I even set off. Then, after four hours of driving, several hours of deep strategy, and a

Understanding the Implications of the Illuminate Skin Clinic v HMRC Ruling

I forget how useful it is.

Here’s a breakdown of it.

PEOPLE KEEP STEALING MY STUFF

When Steve Ells was 28 years old, he wasn’t trying to build a global empire.He simply wanted to open a fine-dining restaurant — the kind of elegant, ingredient-driven place that would reflect his classical training from the Culinary Institute of America and his time working under the celebrated San Francisco chef Jeremiah Tower. But there

Cars. Watches. Designer labels. VIP Nights out.

If you’re an associate working in a dental practice and branching into facial aesthetics, you may be wondering: What’s the fairest financial arrangement when offering treatments like Botox and dermal fillers? You’re not alone—this is one of the most common questions among newly trained practitioners, especially those looking to integrate aesthetics into their existing clinical

When someone enquires about my training, I always start with one simple truth:
Success in facial aesthetics isn’t about luck, location, or even technique.

Facial aesthetics is no longer a niche add-on for dental professionals—it’s an essential extension of modern dentistry. Across the UK, dental hygienists and dental therapists are increasingly exploring facial aesthetics as a way to diversify their careers, increase income, and expand their clinical impact. Yet, one recurring question consistently emerges from this group: “How can

Across the UK, a growing number of medical nurses are entering the world of non-surgical facial aesthetics—and for good reason. The field combines medical expertise, patient care, and artistry in a way few other disciplines can. For many nurses—whether NHS, private, or agency-based—facial aesthetics represents not only an exciting clinical challenge but also a pathway