Thrilled to share this podcast episode! I know you were going to enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording. Phil McMaster is the current president of New Zealand chiropractic college, has taught philosophy at that school since its inception, served as the chair of its Board of Trustees and is also a Sherman College graduate. Read his full bio here

We discussed a full range of chiropractic material from what it takes to start a school to daily rituals for practice success. Dr. McMaster is an incredible resource of information running a successful family subluxation centered practice for 30 years. Currently the New Zealand chiropractic college is thriving so much that they actually have to close off enrollment due to so many applicants! I call this a quality problem. In fact they are doing so well that their model is being duplicated with the opening of her school and Australia based on their own institution.

This episode really solidified for me how much of a shining light the New Zealand chiropractic college is in the chiropractic profession

In this intriguing podcast we enjoy the honor of a presidential interview. IFCO president Jack Bourla takes his valuable time with us to share a full gamut of business principles, chiropractic philosophy and information about the future of chiropractic. The recipient of numerous awards and one of chiropractors greatest communicators of today will inspire you to participate in furthering chiropractic. I personally learned a lot from this interview especially in regards to focus, defining your values and simplicity.

Super team trainer Heidi Farrell has been working with chiropractic teams for 20 years and is returning to mile high in 2016! I truly enjoyed the opportunity to interview her on this episode and I know you will too. Teams are so vital to the success of chiropractic offices, as well as of course any business, and they are often the weakest area. Not because of the team members but because of the doctors inability to develop a team. Just because your a great chiropractor and can communicate chiropractic doesn't mean that you can inspire a team or develop talent. Enjoy and learn in this episode with Heidi who has who is the head coach at Chiro advanced services.

Grateful that Dr. Joe Borio will be returning to mile high this year for a second time. He is one of my favorite people in chiropractic to learn from both one-on-one as well as on stage. Having achieved a level of practice and professional success that many people only dream of while being truly authentic and always there to help a fellow chiropractor. A graduate of national who is grateful to have connected to the chiropractic philosophical principles through Reggie Gold.

Enjoy this interview where we uncover many of his personal strategies for personal and professional life. Joe Borio also serves on the Board of Trustees of Sherman College and the IFCO.

When I asked Joel Kinch to help out with mile high for years ago I knew he would be a vital contributor however I did not know how much. He is over and above an asset to the profession and unsung hero. Joel has been a Colorado chiropractor in the trenches for over 20 years helping people in his community. A graduate of Palmer West his involvement has been with the Colorado chiropractic wellness alliance, a member of the international Federation chiropractors and organizations and inspired by many in the profession including Arno Burnier and his masterpiece training camps. He is also close personal friends with Jack Bourla.

Enjoy!

Enjoy this inaugural interview of the Mile High podcast in which a lot of ground is covered. Mile High emcee Dan Lemberger interviews for the first time in the history of the Mile High webinars and podcasts Mile High founder Daniel Knowles.