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Shift Your Business by Knowing Your Expenses with Dr. Dan Fisher
Host, Dr. Don MacDonald speaks with long-time friend, colleague, and Vitality Shifter, Dr. Dan Fisher. At the age of nine, Dan experienced a surprisingly painful growth spurt. A chiropractor who was treating Dan’s brother at the time started treating Dan as well. After a month of chiropractic care and the total alleviation of pain, Dan was hooked. The chiropractor recommended Dan dedicate his life to chiropractic. Dr. Dan is currently in his 29th year as a chiropractor. His practice in Vegreville, Alberta is thriving due to the lessons he learned along the way, including some powerful financial ones.
During this episode, you’ll hear about Dr. Dan’s time at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC), a partnership that turned sour, the seminars and coaching he has participated in, and how knowing his business led to hundreds of dollars in monthly savings.
Key Takeaways:
● The inspirational figure who encouraged Dr. Dan to become a chiropractor. [2:42]
● Dan describes his experience at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). [9:19]
● A business lesson: Chiropractors are colleagues, not competitors. [15:28]
● Parker seminars, Total Solutions, and the difference of the Vitality Shift. [22:59]
● Dan’s advice for new chiropractors or those wanting to inject authenticity into their practice. [35:36]
● How Dr. Dan shifted his finances to lower the overhead of his practice. [40:37]
● How Dr. Dan utilizes the Vitality Shift in his Canadian practice. [49:39]
Learn More:
Vitality Shift Website
True Concept Seminars
Dr. Don MacDonald
@DrDonMacDonald on Twitter
Fisher Chiropractic on Facebook
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By Dr. Don MacDonald
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Host, Dr. Don MacDonald speaks with long-time friend, colleague, and Vitality Shifter, Dr. Dan Fisher. At the age of nine, Dan experienced a surprisingly painful growth spurt. A chiropractor who was treating Dan’s brother at the time started treating Dan as well. After a month of chiropractic care and the total alleviation of pain, Dan was hooked. The chiropractor recommended Dan dedicate his life to chiropractic. Dr. Dan is currently in his 29th year as a chiropractor. His practice in Vegreville, Alberta is thriving due to the lessons he learned along the way, including some powerful financial ones.
During this episode, you’ll hear about Dr. Dan’s time at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC), a partnership that turned sour, the seminars and coaching he has participated in, and how knowing his business led to hundreds of dollars in monthly savings.
Key Takeaways:
● The inspirational figure who encouraged Dr. Dan to become a chiropractor. [2:42]
● Dan describes his experience at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). [9:19]
● A business lesson: Chiropractors are colleagues, not competitors. [15:28]
● Parker seminars, Total Solutions, and the difference of the Vitality Shift. [22:59]
● Dan’s advice for new chiropractors or those wanting to inject authenticity into their practice. [35:36]
● How Dr. Dan shifted his finances to lower the overhead of his practice. [40:37]
● How Dr. Dan utilizes the Vitality Shift in his Canadian practice. [49:39]
Learn More:
Vitality Shift Website
True Concept Seminars
Dr. Don MacDonald
@DrDonMacDonald on Twitter
Fisher Chiropractic on Facebook
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