The Healthpreneur Show with Yuri Elkaim

Welcome back to the Healthpreneur Podcast, where we have another very special interview for you. Today, I am talking with Peter Camiolo, who is a chiropractor by trade and has built one of the fastest growing practices in the history of the chiropractic profession! 

 

I’m just going to let you know that this episode is absolutely packed with nuggets of wisdom and great tips for anyone in the health and wellness space—whether you’re a trainer, a physician, a chiropractor, etc. This is one of those episodes that you may want to listen to on half speed so you can take notes on everything that Peter says.

Anyway, Peter is going to share with us not only how he created such a successful practice, but how he has been able to sustain it. He’s been doing seven figures for decades, now. He’ll also talk about how he was able to transition from working as a slave to his business to being a full-on CEO. There were definitely some rough patches in his journy—which many of you will be able to relate to—and Peter will go over the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In this episode, Peter and I discuss: 

• Turning your practice into a business 
• Grinding day in and day out. 
• How Peter’s business started to affect his relationships. 
• “I love what I do, but I don’t want to do it anymore.” 
• The pre-opening plan. 
• Casting vision. 

 4:00 – 11:00 - Peter’s initial journey. 

11:00 – 16:00 - Marketing and referrals 

16:00 – 22:00 - The transition from employee to CEO. 

22:00 – 34:00 - Sustainability, scalability and long-term success. 

34:00 – 37:00 - The Rapid Five Questions 

Hey Healthprenuers, today we’ve got another great episode of the Healthpreneur podcast. I’m going to be talking with James Swanwick, a good friend of mine who wears a ton of different hats. You’ll notice from his accent that he is Australian, but he’s been living in the states for some time now. 

James is an investor, entrepreneur, and speaker. He’s super agile, in that he does a ton of different things and has a lot of cool experience. I’ll just go ahead and name a few things … He was a former Sportscenter anchor on EPSN, he hosts his own podcast called The James Swanwick Show, he owns Swanwick Sleep—a company that makes blue-light blocking glasses—and he created the 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge. 

Oh, and Forbes named him one of the top 25 networking experts. Not really sure what that means, but pretty cool nonetheless!

So, James has a ton of stuff going on and has a ton of experience to share with all of us. This episode is particularly important if you are interested in creating and launching a physical product, because James is going to share with you exactly how he came up with and created the Swannie blue-light blocking glasses. The info he unveils from this process will save you a lot of time and money, I guarantee it.

In this episode, James and I discuss: 

• Why James was wearing a pair of ski goggles while watching TV in his apartment. 
• Why you don’t need to reinvent the wheel. 
• Selling on Amazon vs. selling on your own domain. 
• Being the dumbest person in the room—and why it’s a good thing.  
• The word “you.” 

Hey Healthprenuers, today we’ve got another great episode of the Healthpreneur podcast. I’m going to be talking with James Swanwick, a good friend of mine who wears a ton of different hats. You’ll notice from his accent that he is Australian, but he’s been living in the states for some time now. 

James is an investor, entrepreneur, and speaker. He’s super agile, in that he does a ton of different things and has a lot of cool experience. I’ll just go ahead and name a few things … He was a former Sportscenter anchor on EPSN, he hosts his own podcast called The James Swanwick Show, he owns Swanwick Sleep—a company that makes blue-light blocking glasses—and he created the 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge. 

Oh, and Forbes named him one of the top 25 networking experts. Not really sure what that means, but pretty cool nonetheless!

So, James has a ton of stuff going on and has a ton of experience to share with all of us. This episode is particularly important if you are interested in creating and launching a physical product, because James is going to share with you exactly how he came up with and created the Swannie blue-light blocking glasses. The info he unveils from this process will save you a lot of time and money, I guarantee it.

In this episode, James and I discuss: 

• Why James was wearing a pair of ski goggles while watching TV in his apartment. 
• Why you don’t need to reinvent the wheel. 
• Selling on Amazon vs. selling on your own domain. 
• Being the dumbest person in the room—and why it’s a good thing.  
• The word “you.” 
• Giving and taking knowledge. 

4:00 - 14:00 - Reinventing the wheel, and James’ ski goggle story. 

14:00 - 20:00 - Starting small, the creation of Swanwick Sleep. 

20:00 - 25:00 - Amazon, tips and tricks, the pros and cons.  

25:00 - 32:00 - Surrounding yourself with the right people and asking yourself the right questions. 

32:00 - 37:00 - The Rapid Five Questions. 

37:00 - 45:00 - Yuri’s Take. 

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of you Healthpreneurs! I am coming at you on Christmas Day with a quick solo episode that is very fitting for this time of year. It’s all about the G-spot.

What? Yes, you heard me. I’m not sure what you’re thinking about, but I’m talking about GRATITUDE. This episode is all about how you can find gratitude and fulfillment in your life and in your business.

I’m also going to be talking about the gap, which goes hand-in-hand with gratitude and fulfillment. If you don’t know about the gap—and I’m not talking about the clothing store—I would highly recommend giving this episode a listen. I am encouraging you to start focusing on the win. This is one of the key paths to success, and if you can accomplish this in your day-to-day life, I guarantee that you will notice a massive improvement.

2:00 – 5:00 - The gap—what is it? And why should you stay away from it? 

5:00 – 9:00 - The small wins. 

9:00 – 14:00 -  Focus on the good, not the gap.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of you Healthpreneurs! I am coming at you on Christmas Day with a quick solo episode that is very fitting for this time of year. It’s all about the G-spot.

What? Yes, you heard me. I’m not sure what you’re thinking about, but I’m talking about GRATITUDE. This episode is all about how you can find gratitude and fulfillment in your life and in your business.

I’m also going to be talking about the gap, which goes hand-in-hand with gratitude and fulfillment. If you don’t know about the gap—and I’m not talking about the clothing store—I would highly recommend giving this episode a listen. I am encouraging you to start focusing on the win. This is one of the key paths to success, and if you can accomplish this in your day-to-day life, I guarantee that you will notice a massive improvement.

2:00 – 5:00 - The gap—what is it? And why should you stay away from it? 

5:00 – 9:00 - The small wins. 

9:00 – 14:00 -  Focus on the good, not the gap.

Neil Cannon is the bestselling author of The Vitality Secret, creator of an award-winning inflammation solution program, health coach, and podcast host. He specializes in helping people reverse inflammation—which is ultimately the root cause of almost every common illness out there.

He also helps people combat diabetes, and he has a new diabetes program out that he will talk about in the show. Like many healthpreneurs, Neil comes from a background of pain and suffering that he wanted to solve for those cared about, and now he is on a mission to help everyone he can.

On the show we’re going to get pretty personal and divulge some interesting stories about ourselves and people in our lives who have been affected by health problems. Plus, we’ll dive into some productivity tips and discussions about our current medical model.

In this episode, Neil and I discuss:

• Neil’s personal stories surrounding diabetes
• Our current medical model—what’s wrong with it and how to fix it
• Productivity tips
• Some of my own personal stories
• Nourishing creativity
• What Neil wanted to be when he grew up!

3:00   - 10:00 - Diabetes and Neil’s motivations

10:00 - 15:00 - Podcasts, better than the news

15:00 - 23:00 - Our current medical model—Problems & Solutions

23:00 - 33:00 - Creative Types, Entrepreneurial ADD

33:00 - 35:00 - Rapid-fire questions

Neil Cannon is the bestselling author of The Vitality Secret, creator of an award-winning inflammation solution program, health coach, and podcast host. He specializes in helping people reverse inflammation—which is ultimately the root cause of almost every common illness. He helps people combat diabetes, and he has a new diabetes program out that he will talk about in the show. Like many healthpreneurs, Neil comes from a background of pain and suffering and now he is on a mission to help everyone he can.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Healthpreneur podcast. I hope you are all ready for Christmas or whatever holiday you may be celebrating. So, today we have a guest that you may have actually seen on TV, her name is Ashley Drummonds and she has appeared on Shark Tank!

Now, she hasn’t just appeared on Shark Tank. She is the creator of ABS Protein Pancakes, as well as ABS Fit Life TV. Her protein pancakes are a healthy, protein-packed breakfast option to avoid the dreaded egg whites and oatmeal routine. And she was able to bring her pancakes onto Shark Tank and get a deal with Daymond John! So, we’re going to get the low-down on exactly how she got on Shark Tank and what the whole process was like—which is totally fascinating.

Outside of her ABS Protein Pancakes, Ashley has written multiple e-books, such as Flat Abs for Women, and Abs Protein Pancake Recipe Ebook. She has been on HSN, Oxygen Magazine, Forbes.com, and much more. She is also a country music lover, food and wine enthusiast, fitness model, and weight-lifting fanatic. So, she’s got plenty of experience and has some really cool stories and great insights to share with us today.

In this episode, Ashley and I discuss: 

• The crazy process of getting on Shark Tank. 
• The initial creation of protein pancakes. 
• Small, incremental victories. 
• Taking a chance. 
• Wine and fitness 
• Crazy—and why it’s a good thing.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Healthpreneur podcast. I hope you are all ready for Christmas or whatever holiday you may be celebrating. So, today we have a guest that you may have actually seen on TV, her name is Ashley Drummonds and she has appeared on Shark Tank!

Now, she hasn’t just appeared on Shark Tank. She is the creator of ABS Protein Pancakes, as well as ABS Fit Life TV. Her protein pancakes are a healthy, protein-packed breakfast option to avoid the dreaded egg whites and oatmeal routine. And she was able to bring her pancakes onto Shark Tank and get a deal with Daymond John! So, we’re going to get the low-down on exactly how she got on Shark Tank and what the whole process was like—which is totally fascinating.

Outside of her ABS Protein Pancakes, Ashley has written multiple e-books, such as Flat Abs for Women, and Abs Protein Pancake Recipe Ebook. She has been on HSN, Oxygen Magazine, Forbes.com, and much more. She is also a country music lover, food and wine enthusiast, fitness model, and weight-lifting fanatic. So, she’s got plenty of experience and has some really cool stories and great insights to share with us today.

In this episode, Ashley and I discuss: 

• The crazy process of getting on Shark Tank. 
• The initial creation of protein pancakes. 
• Small, incremental victories. 
• Taking a chance. 
• Wine and fitness 
• Crazy—and why it’s a good thing. 

4:00 - 18:00 - ABS Protein Pancakes and the Shark Tank story 

18:00 - 24:00 - The aftermath—puttin’ in the reps.  

24:00 - 29:00 - The ABS vision and… wine? 

29:00 - 33:00 - The Rapid-Five Questions 

It’s time for another solo round on the Healthprenuer Podcast! I hope everyone is having a great holiday season and getting ready for Christmas or whatever holidays you may be celebrating. 

Today I am going to be talking about traffic and conversions. This is always a hot topic within the online space as this is where almost all of our business comes from, right? If you can’t get traffic to your website or your platform, and then get those people to convert, you’re not making any money.

Now, I am going to be talking specifically about the three types of traffic. Did you know there are three types? Well, if not I’m going to explain what they are and how you can convert traffic from each of them. Regardless of how much you know about traffic and conversions, I can guarantee that you will get some valuable insight out of this episode. If you’re in the online realm and you’re not thinking about traffic and conversions, you’re doing it wrong.

1:00 - 5:00 - Updates from Yuri 

5:00 - 12:00 - Cold traffic 

12:00 - 17:00 - Warm traffic 

17:00 - 21:00 - Hot traffic