The practice can be full. The owner can still be capped.
You can own the practice, carry the license, make payroll, run the team, and still be the person who has to stay in the chair for the numbers to work.
Busy is not the problem. A full book of insurance work can still pay the wrong amount, too late, for too much of your hands. That is a chair-hour problem.
Facial aesthetics changed that mix in the practice Brooke built. Patients paid cash. They were excited to sit. It was the same head-and-neck foundation, used for work they actually wanted.
Her $64,000 day stays hers. What you can take from this training is how she reads the hour, and what has to be built around the skill so it can run in a real practice.