This is a group of women who are accurate in time to minutes. Their 8 hour is a compress biscuit with juice. If you talk with them in the reception room for a while, you may be interrupted suddenly: "time is up."

So you occupied her for an hour and you needed to pay her 100 dollars.

These 100 dollars or even more money for an hour, you pour out the work of distress, love pressure, business problems, they do not judge right and wrong, but selling ideas, help you analyze, provide professional services and suggestions.

They work mainly by talking, using Chinese or English, face to face, one to one, and they can hide the timing tools in places you can't see.

They give visitors the most effective unit time value.

No matter what kind of communication they take in this unit time, they try their best to maintain a good state of mind and influence their visitors with a calm mind.

Their income is just as amazing as their educational background and professional experience, and relatively free working hours to relieve pressure and timely recharge. Most of these companies adopt a partnership system and win the fittest. They are the first to face the risk of layoffs when the economy is in recession.

They are experts who create wealth in the shortest time and the highest efficiency. We call them women who sell time.

The Vivi Vista psychiatrist, the PhD of Nagoya University, has a special feature. When time comes, he will shout: time is up!

I will also look at my watch. I will make concluding remarks after the time, but every time I am out of time, I do not want to call time to cause psychological pressure.

Vivi: I studied neurology at Capital Medical University. After graduation, I went to Nagoya University to study mental psychology as a graduate student. I got a Ph.D. after a year and a half.

In 1997, he went to Canada with his husband to study medicine in the Department of psychiatry at University of Toronto. Later, he went to the mental health center of London for psychological consultation for the middle aged and the elderly, and returned to be a psychologist in 2001.

Our profession is to give visitors the most effective unit time value.

We should try our best to maintain a good state of mind, influence visitors with a calm mind, give them a key, open the locks in their lives, and let them joyfully spend every day.

Time charge has changed my life. Others pay by the time. As a doctor, you must have a sense of responsibility.

I feel very strongly about the concept of "one inch of gold", so I constantly charge, even if I chat with others, I also inadvertently search for the characteristics of others' conversation, strive to make a long story short, and sometimes summarize my speech.

8 hours and 4 patients. My job is appointment system. I have about 4 patients per day. I work 4 days a week, that is 16 patients.

After coming to the office in the morning, first look at the environment inside the house, see whether the flowers in the vase have changed the water, the colors should not be too dark or too bright; then turn on the oxygen generator to see if the interior light is soft; prepare the tea and coffee, the deck chair and the sand hair must be clean and clean, and smell the smell in the room.

We should create a warm, peaceful and relaxed environment for people.

Then I received the visitors in succession. There was a sign on my doorway, which said "talk room".

Do not treat visitors as patients, do not bring them psychological pressure.

When you talk with them, be absorbed and alert.

After finishing the conversation, I will make a record and put the good treatment plan in the case.

It costs $100 an hour to buy a healthy mood. I charge $100 an hour, which is an international standard. I take my salary and earn nothing.

The international hourly rate is the international standard. All international clinics are such a management mode.

In foreign countries, the division of labor is finer and simpler, 80 US dollars per hour, and the complexity is 200 dollars per hour.

Half an hour, half an hour, 60 dollars.

From the beginning of conversation to the beginning, I will probably take a look at the table. There is a clock in the clinic room, but it will not make the visitors feel it, and can not make them feel nervous.

Sometimes I'll let the guest finish when I'm out of time.

Some patients call the clinic after consultation, continue to ask, I will patiently answer him, no charge.