Our conversation with Jason Gonzalez (founder of Double TIme Docs) explores the journey of creating a software as a service (SaaS) company for occupational therapy practitioners. Jayson and Jason dive into the challenges, decision-making, and evolution of the business over time, highlighting the collaboration between an occupational therapist and a programmer.

The conversation covers the importance of note-taking, the benefits of starting an SAS company, and the evolution of Double Time Docs. We also explore Jason's creative business ideas and the launch of a new podcast - Opinionated Therapists

Worthwhile Clicks

• DoubleTimeDocs.com
• Opinionated Therapists (the new podcast Jason mentioned)
• OTpreneur.com
• Jason Gonzalez’s Linkedin

Takeaways

• SaaS for occupational therapy
• Collaboration between OT and programmer Note-taking serves as documentation and a tool for personal progress.
• Starting an SAS company offers flexibility and the potential for growth.
• Creativity and adaptability are essential for business success.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to SaaS for OT Practitioners
• 02:10 The Inspiration to Create Something New
• 05:20 Partnering with a Programmer
• 08:35 Challenges and Early Wins
• 11:25 Content Creation and Communication Challenges
• 16:03 Adapting to Change and Adding Features
• 20:10 The Role of Note-Taking
• 22:24 Benefits of Starting an SAS Company
• 26:27 Jason's Creative Business Ideas
• 28:33 Evolution of Double Time Docs and Adaptability with AI
• 38:01 Launch of a New Podcast