Are you chasing a seven-figure clinic but unsure how to get there sustainably? In this solo episode, Dr. Lauryn dives deep into the mindset and practical strategies chiropractors need to reach their financial goals while staying true to their mission. Whether you’re aiming for your first six-figure milestone or scaling beyond a million, this episode is packed with wisdom to help you transform your approach to money and practice growth.

Dr. Lauryn covers four critical steps to achieving scalable success: redefining your relationship with money, becoming obsessed with delivering value, mastering the math behind your revenue goals, and building systems that ensure sustainability. Tune in to learn why financial success starts with a strong foundation and how you can avoid the pitfalls of unsustainable growth. This episode is a must-listen for any chiropractor ready to level up.

Key Takeaways:

• Redefine your relationship with money: Success starts with understanding your emotional and practical relationship with money. Identify your financial patterns, set clear goals, and plan for how you’ll handle increased revenue.
• Become obsessed with your value: True growth comes from knowing the transformative power of your services. When you believe in the value you provide, it’s easier to overcome rejection and stay focused.
• Run the numbers: Achieving your financial goals requires a clear, analytical approach. Break down your revenue targets, average collections, and patient visits to find realistic, scalable paths to success.
• Build sustainable systems: Scaling isn’t just about doubling efforts—it’s about creating systems that work long-term. Focus on building a practice that supports your goals without compromising profitability or quality of care.

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