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"Money is the root of all evil."
"Corporate greed."
"Be a servant and you will be served."
There are too many mantra's and slogans in and outside of chiropractic that vilify money and the earning of it.
We have been repeatedly told we must do what is necessary to serve others and save the world. It's our mission, no...our responsibility to ensure every human being gets chiropractic care.
This thinking leads you down the path to becoming an underappreciated, under paid servant who never gets the opportunity to fully pursue their own happiness.
Not to worry, you've likely been told you'll find it in the happiness of others.
At the core, you'll quickly see your relationship with money is a primary factor driving you down this rocky road.
What we covered:
Whether you are a student, a new graduate, starting your own practice or you've been in practice for 20 plus years...everything from today's episode applies to you!
We asked 10 successful chiropractors what was "the one thing they wish they had known before starting practice?"
The replies we received were nothing short of "gold Jerry, gold!"
Listen intently to this episode and do not miss one word from:
What we covered:
The best doctors have the ability to listen to their patients and communicate in a way that they'll be heard. The same principle applies to the best marketers.
Imagine if you could merge the two?
One strategy is to properly apply surveys and gain information from your active members and leads that will give you the inside track when it comes to your marketing.
Enjoy today's episode!
What we covered:
One of the most overlooked (or avoided) components of your practice is the feedback cycle. It's a system most successful practices have mastered and one struggling practices are terrified of.
On today's show we start with why feedback should be a standard protocol and more importantly how not having this system is a huge missed opportunity.
What we covered:
How many of your college classmates are still in Chiropractic? Probably a lot less than you think.
What happened to them? Why did they leave the profession you love?
I am joined by my special guest and long time friend Dr. Laurence Tham to find out the answer to this important question.
What we covered:
Have you ever been in the flow, experiencing the perfect day...until a patient asks you that one question you hate hearing?
These questions that haunt you can be the difference between a great day and the worst day. When you nail them, your credibility grows, but when you miss...you take a hit that can be tough to come back from.
On today's episode we tackle some of those questions.
What we covered:
When attempting to build your clinical certainty you've likely heard slogans like "Are you getting your greens?", "Listen to your innate" or "Just tell the story."
Don't get me wrong, B.J. was a brilliant developer of chiropracTIC but he was also wrong...a lot. That's just a normal part of pursuing knowledge.
Simply put, there's better ways to build your clinical muscles and they all begin with an understanding of what your trying accomplish.
What we covered:
Everyone knows Life By Design is a "lifestyle" program right?
Why in the world would we be telling you this style of practice is a bad thing to consider?
In short, LBD isn't a wellness program at all! It's a model of practice that leverages things people care about like exercise, nutrition and personal development to support and highlight the importance of chiropractic.
Done properly, not only is it a fantastic way to practice...but it also builds chiropractic.
Done incorrectly, it can absolutely devastate your chances of being successful.
What We Covered:
Technology can be a practice game changer or it can add to your patients confusion about chiropractic. It can be properly utilized to create objectivity or it can be relegated to another gimmick used by "sleazy" chiropractors.
Dr. David Fletcher, Chairman of the Chiropractic Leadership Alliance and chiropractic tech expert, answers the difficult questions you've been thinking about when it comes to using technology in your practice and gives the best practices for applying it to solidify your certainty and enhance patient care.
What We Covered
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