Joey Kramer lost $125,000 in his first year in business. Went bankrupt. Moved his family into his parents' rental house. And named his clinic Hope.
Joey runs a chiropractic clinic built around a single principle, a Matthew Kelly book, and a lease buyout that showed up the exact day he needed it. He sits back down with Paul Kolker, Nick Bezner, and Jeff Schiefelbein to tell the origin story of Hope - why the clinic is named that, why it's purple, and why most of his patients assume it has something to do with TCU.
Along the way he breaks down why upper cervical care works (32 trillion nerves all pass through that one bone - if it's off, everything downstream is off), what Michelangelo's Creation of Adam is actually depicting (hint: it's not just theology), and why he requires every priest who comes in for free care to exorcise the building first. Somehow Paul, Nick, and Jeff also manage to work in chicken wings, cervix jokes, and kangaroo anatomy.
If you missed Monday's episode, go back and watch it too.
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