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In this episode of The TOP Lessons Podcast, host Kathy Inglot sits down with Edwina Dunn OBE, co-founder of Dunnhumby, the data powerhouse behind the Tesco Clubcard, and Founder & Chair of The Female Lead, for a conversation that moves fluidly between legacy, purpose, and the untapped economic force of women. Edwina unpacks the origin of The Female Lead, a global educational foundation reaching nearly 9 million followers, making a compelling case for why empowerment is not the same as happiness, and why that distinction matters. From the lasting impact of your first job to the boardroom imperative of including women in every decision that affects them, Edwina brings data-backed clarity and hard-won wisdom to questions that every leader, brand, and organization needs to be asking right now. Whether you're building a career, a company, or a movement, this episode will inspire, motivate, and direct your attention to the global economic force that is women.
About Today’s Guest
Edwina Dunn is a transformational force in the data industry; the co-founder of Dunnhumby, the firm that permanently changed how the world thinks about retail loyalty when it pioneered the Tesco Clubcard and reshaped consumer goods marketing on a global scale. Today, Edwina channels that same data-driven instinct into two powerful missions. As Founder and Chair of The Female Lead, she leads an educational foundation that uses data to surface the real challenges women face and partners with business and government to build new models, policies, and possibilities. The platform reaches nearly 9 million followers worldwide. As Director of Tandem Agency, she's connecting brands with the most powerful consumer force on the planet — women — through data-led storytelling, purpose-driven campaigns, and measurable cultural impact. A recipient of the OBE for services to data and business, Edwina has also served as Interim Chair of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and as a Board Member of the Geospatial Commission.
Key Points from this Episode:
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast
0:20 Meet Edwina Dunn OBE: Data Pioneer & Founder of The Female Lead
1:18 The OBE Honor: What It Meant to Share It With Her Husband and Business Partner
2:50 The Origin Story Behind The Female Lead
4:36 Purpose vs. Happiness: Edwina's TOP Lessons on Empowerment
7:00 Career Wisdom: Why Your First Job Matters More Than You Think
9:45 Visibility, Myth-Busting & Making Women the Economic Priority
13:15 The Power of Solidarity: When Women Champion Each Other
15:04 Why Women Must Be at the Table for Every Decision That Affects Them
17:50 Women as the #1 Financial Decision-Makers: What Brands Are Getting Wrong
20:40 Women for Women: Building a Culture Where Sisterhood Is Strategy
23:43 Edwina Dunn’s Advice to Her 18-Year-Old Self: You Are Not the Finished Product
26:00 Final Thoughts & How to Connect With Edwina Dunn
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetoplessons/
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Connect with The Female Lead on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_female_lead
Edwina Dunn OBE: https://www.edwinadunn.com/
About Edwina Dunn OBE (UK Government Profile): https://www.gov.uk/government/people/edwina-dunn--2#biography
Edwina Dunn on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edwina_Dunn
The Female Lead: https://www.thefemalelead.com/
The Female Lead: Women Who Shape Our World by Edwina Dunn: https://www.amazon.com/Female-Lead-Edwina-Dunn/dp/1785033522
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On this episode of The TOP Lessons Podcast, host Kathy Inglot sits down with Brooke Effron, Co-Founder of The Well Network, Principal of BWE Consultancy, and former Unilever executive, to unpack the strategies behind building, scaling, and sustaining successful food, beverage, and wellness brands. Brooke shares her journey from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, offering insights on navigating today’s rapidly evolving digital and social landscape, effectively engaging modern consumers, and leveraging AI as a career and business advantage rather than a threat. She also highlights the critical role of authentic networking, maintaining strong professional relationships, and staying adaptable in a competitive marketplace, while reflecting on career growth lessons and the advice she would give her younger self.
About Today’s Guest:
On today’s episode, host Kathy Inglot is joined by Brooke Effron, Co-Founder of The Well Network and Principal of BWE Consultancy. A seasoned CPG strategist and former Unilever executive, Brooke has spent her career guiding food, beverage, and wellness brands from early-stage to scale-up, while also advising CEOs of Fortune 500 companies on innovation, brand growth, and organizational strategy. Recently named to the 50 Women to Watch for Boards list by 50/50 Women on Boards, Brooke brings board-level perspective and a deep understanding of how to connect insight with impact. At The Well Network, she channels that same expertise to foster meaningful, ROI-driven connections between founders, investors, and operators shaping the future of the CPG and wellness industries.
Key Points from this Episode:
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast
0:10 Introducing today’s guest, CPG strategist and executive, Brooke Effron
1:45 Brooke’s journey from the traditional work force to entrepreneurship and lessons learned along the way
8:05 The digital and social environment at present and impacts in CPG strategy with increased accessibility in reaching consumers
9:00 How to engage consumers despite the change in medium, engagement, and presentation
12:00 Brooke’s top advice on using AI in your career rather than being replaced by AI
14:02 Key factors in Brooke’s career progression and the power of networking
18:40 Keeping your network warm
22:30 Brooke’s career path for the remainder of 2026
28:29 What advice would you give to your 18-year-old self?
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetoplessons/
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Connect with Brooke Effron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-effron/
The Well Network: https://thewellnetwork.com/about
50 WOMEN TO WATCH FOR BOARDS 2025 COHORT: https://5050wob.com/2025-cohort/
BWE Consultancy: http://www.bweconsultancy.com/
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In this powerful episode of The TOP Lessons Podcast, host Kathy Inglot sits down with globally touring artist, award-winning social entrepreneur, and disability culture leader Lachi for a deeply moving conversation about identity, access, and rewriting the narratives that shape our lives. From her expansive career across music, film, television, and advocacy to founding the U.N.-recognized organization RAMPD, Lachi shares how her journey as a legally blind creator has taught her that the real barrier isn’t disability, it’s social conditioning. She reflects on masking in the music industry, lessons she would tell her younger self, and the importance of embracing difference as a creative superpower. Lachi also opens up about completely losing her vision, the inspiration behind her new book, I Identify as Blind, the power of positivity in combating scarcity mindset, and what’s ahead in 2026 following her January 2026 book release, including new music, “Cornrows Reimagined.”
About Today’s Guest
Lachi is a globally touring artist, an award-winning social entrepreneur, a host of PBS’ American Masters series, and an active Governor of her GRAMMYs chapter board. Born legally blind, Lachi uses music, storytelling, and film to amplify pride in identity and promote Disability Culture and inclusion. Her U.N.-recognized organization, RAMPD, has collaborated with the GRAMMYs, Netflix, Tidal, SONY Pictures Television, and more to bring opportunity, visibility, and community to music professionals with disabilities, neurodivergence, and other conditions. Named an ADCOLOR Innovator of the Year and a USA Today Woman of the Year, her work has been featured in national Google ads, TEDx stages, discussions with the White House, BBC, CNBC, NYTimes, Essence, and Billboard.
Lachi's content is often inclusive of sign language or a short audio description at the top for blind/low vision viewers, as well as discussing topics on inclusion, accessibility, culture, and identity, mostly created by fully-diverse crews.
Key Points from this Episode:
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast
0:20 Introducing today’s guest, multi-hyphenate artist, thought leader, and personality, Lachi
3:15 Lachi expounds on her expansive career as an artist, author, speaker, and founder, and the inspiration behind her work
8:41 A lesson that has helped shape the person Lachi is today: “It’s not the condition that’s the issue; it’s the social conditioning.”
11:37 The start of RAMPD to support other artists in the music industry who were also masking
14:07 Lachi shares lessons for her younger self and fellow creatives with disabilities on embracing differences
21:03 Lachi talks about her book, I Identify as Blind, completely losing her vision, and lessons that she wishes she had known earlier in life
32:03 The power of positivity and combating the scarcity mindset
34:26 Lachi’s plans for 2026 following her January book release
40:45 About “Cornrows Reimagined” and how the album connects with her new book
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetoplessons/
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
I Identify as Blind: A Brazen Celebration of Disability Culture, Identity, and Power by Lachi with Tim Vandehey
RAMPD Official Website
2026 Grammy Awards Nominations
Glamcanes.com
Lachi’s Books and Tour Dates: https://lachimusic.com/books.html
Tour Dates and Events: lachimusic.com/events
Connect with Lachi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lachimusic
Thank You
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Episode 21 of The TOP Lessons Podcast features Teri Schindler, Co-founder and CEO of Herzog & Schindler, who takes us through her remarkable journey from working in live television at The Big East Conference to becoming a pioneering force in women’s sports media. Throughout the episode, she breaks down why simplicity fuels disruption, why “help me understand” is her communication mantra, and how curiosity, critical thinking, and pattern recognition remain essential even in the era of AI. Teri closes with insights on embracing uncertainty, navigating change, leading with intention, and the advice she’d give her 18-year-old self as she continues to challenge norms and build what’s next.
About Today’s Guest
Teri Schindler is the CEO and co-founder of Herzog & Schindler, a global brand innovation and digital communications consultancy. A multi-Emmy Award–winning producer, writer, and director, she has developed and distributed award-winning content for NBC, CBS, ESPN, HBO, and major sports organizations, including the NBA and WNBA. Schindler made history as the first woman to produce live NCAA March Madness games for CBS and to lead Olympic venue coverage for NBC Sports. Before founding H&S, she helped pioneer digital and brand strategies for broadcast networks, the NBA/WNBA, and agencies like DARPA. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Notre Dame, she began her career with the Big East Conference and continues to bridge storytelling, strategy, and innovation across sports, industry, health, and consumer sectors.
Key Points from this Episode:
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast!
0:23 Introducing today’s guest, Teri Schindler, Co-founder and CEO of Herzog & Schindler
1:43 How Teri Schindler started her firm and became CEO of Herzog & Schindler, following a passion for being in live television
2:30 Starting at The Big East Conference, learning to spot opportunities, and launching the first women’s televised package for women’s basketball
9:54 Working with the WNBA because she was the only person doing women’s basketball on television, rethinking sponsorship
13:37 Teri’s lessons learned through the networking world and deciding factors in starting her own company
16:53 Transitioning to entrepreneurship, fears in unfamiliar fields outside of sports, pivoting to work with DARPA, and impact as a driving force
19:52 Catering to communities with content and extending knowledge of sports to other fields, embracing being a disruptor by explaining with simplicity
24:30 “Help me understand” as a modern mantra and basis for building trust and communication across industries
27:13 Not abdicating curiosity, strategy, and ideation when using AI to help with the execution of ideas, and the power of curiosity, critical thinking, and pattern recognition
39:20 On being open to the uncertainty of the future, being willing to be dynamic, and managing change
44:02 On being a disruptor and selling the disruption vs. imposing it on others
51:57 Advice Teri would give her 18-year-old self
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Connect with Teri Schindler on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terischindler/
Follow Teri Schindler on Twitter/X: https://x.com/Teri_ktm
Learn about Herzog & Schindler: https://herzogschindler.com/
Thank You
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In episode 20 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, host Kathy Inglot sits down with Ashley Paré, CEO and Founder of Own Your Worth, for a powerful conversation about self-advocacy, confidence, and courage in the workplace. Ashley shares how she helps women make the “big ask,” from negotiating salaries to setting boundaries, by activating self-worth and confronting fear using her transformative “Fear Staircase” framework. Together, Kathy and Ashley explore what it takes to prove yourself professionally, navigate career transitions, and stay grounded when your role or skills are challenged. With candid insights on accountability, growth, and empowerment, Ashley closes with the invaluable lesson she’d give her 18-year-old self, reminding listeners that the key to success starts with believing you deserve it.
About Today’s Guest
Ashley Paré is an accomplished HR professional, speaker, coach, CEO, mom, and wife. She helps to enhance one’s professional worth by encouraging and helping clients get their “asks!”
Ashley gives female leaders the tools to own their worth and the courage to ask for what they want so they can start recognizing their value and stop proving themselves. Leveraging her global Human Resources experience, she helps clients break through internal and external glass ceilings by using effective language to make “asks” that align their ideal career, impact, and earnings.
Ashley’s workshops create a safe space for leaders to tap into and understand the fear and self-limiting beliefs that hold them back from owning their worth so they can find and use their voice to make an impact at work and in life. By helping clients step into their power and operate from their full potential without fearing what others think, their lives and businesses thrive. Through Ashley’s leadership program, The Activator®, clients learn to lead authentically by owning their value so they can confidently grow their career and take bold action. Ashley is a TEDx Speaker and has been featured in The New York Times, Glamour, Good Morning America, CNN Money, and more.
Key Points from this Episode:
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast!
0:15 Are you feeling underappreciated, overworked, and undervalued?
0:36 Introducing today’s guest, Ashley Paré, CEO and Founder of Own Your Worth
1:58 How does someone become a founder like Ashley?
5:10 How do you make the big ask and activate self-worth?
7:28 Using The Fear Staircase to overcome fear and shyness related to your ask
12:16 Navigating pay cuts based on their job obsoletion
18:30 Proving yourself as a professional and handling situations where your skill level may not meet professional requirements
26:30 Recognizing your own patterns and taking responsibility for your own success
30:56 Ashley’s lessons for professionals looking to make career changes
36:03 Ashley’s role as a coach and how she helps women take bold action
40:37 Ashley Paré’s top lesson for her 18-year-old self
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
TEDx | How to Have Your Cake & Negotiate Too
GMA | This woman earned a 5-figure pay raise and you can, too
Apply to Join THE ACTIVATOR® Leadership Program
Connect with Ashley on Instagram: @iamashleypare
Thank You
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In Episode 19 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, Kathy Inglot takes you through the inspiring journey of Samreen Arshad, an accredited makeup artist, influencer, and founder of Samreen’s Vanity, a beauty brand redefining the industry through South Asian heritage and the psychology of beauty rituals. Featured in Harper’s Bazaar, The Today Show, Glamour, and more, Samreen shares how YouTube sparked her love for transformation, the story behind launching her brand, and the lessons she’s learned as a woman founder in the beauty space. From overcoming postpartum depression to blending her University of Michigan education and automotive background with creative vision, Samreen reveals how resilience and cultural pride shaped her entrepreneurial path. Listeners will hear her strategies for staying motivated in business, the advice she’d give her 18-year-old self, and her future goals for Samreen’s Vanity, making this episode a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs, beauty lovers, and anyone chasing their passion.
About Today’s Guest
Samreen Arshad is an accredited makeup artist, influencer, and founder of Samreen’s Vanity, a beauty brand reshaping the global narrative through South Asian heritage and the psychology of beauty rituals. A University of Michigan graduate with a background in the automotive industry, she brings a rare mix of analytical thinking and creative vision to her work. Featured in Harper’s Bazaar, The Today Show, Glamour, and more, Samreen’s journey from overcoming postpartum depression to building a movement in beauty is one of resilience, cultural pride, and entrepreneurial grit.
Key Points from this Episode
0:00 Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast!
0:20 Introducing today’s guest, Samreen Arshad of Samreen’s Vanity
2:39 How YouTube and the art of transformation inspired Samreen’s move into Beauty
5:39 The start of Samreen’s Vanity
14:56 Lessons learned as a woman founder
20:13 How Samreen stays motivated in her business
25:53 Samreen’s top lessons to her 18-year-old self
29:08 Goals for Samreen’s Vanity in the near-term
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Samreen on TODAY SHOW Chicago
Shop Samreen’s Vanity: https://samreensvanity.com/
Connect with Samreen Arshad on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samreenarshad/
Connect with Samreen’s Vanity on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samreensvanity/
All links for Samreen Arshad: https://linktr.ee/samreensvanity
Thank You
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In episode 18 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, host Kathy Inglot dives into the well-meaning but misguided advice many of us have heard: “Don’t ever change.” She reflects on how this phrase, often given with love, can hinder personal growth and keep us stuck in outdated patterns. Kathy challenges listeners to rethink this common saying and suggests a more empowering alternative: “Keep growing into the best version of yourself.” In this solo episode, she unpacks why embracing change is essential for both professional and personal evolution, encouraging her audience to stay curious, adaptable, and open to continuous self-improvement.
About Your Host:
Kathy Inglot is a Wall Street professional woman in Finance who has over 20 years of Wall Street expertise in Business and Compliance. She began her Wall Street career at Goldman Sachs, working for 13 years across different Fixed Incomes desks before switching to Equity Compliance. After finishing Law School at night, she joined UBS and then Citigroup, where she was the Global Head of Electronic Trading Compliance and successfully hired and led global teams. She is now the founder of The TOP Lessons Podcast and K GROUP Ventures LLC, your go-to source for powerful leadership insights and lessons designed to inspire and educate professionals at every level.
Key Points from this Episode:
Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast
What piece of advice has someone given you that you think is wrong?
Why “Don’t Ever Change” is bad advice
What SHOULD that advice be?
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Thank You
Thank you for tuning in to The TOP Lessons Podcast! If you love what you heard here, take a moment to leave a review or comment and subscribe to be notified when new episodes drop. This helps the podcast grow and reach more listeners like you! Subscribe to our YouTube channel for bonus content from this episode and more TOP lessons!
In Episode 17 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, we welcome Dr. Adelola Ashaye, a dedicated family medicine physician and lifestyle medicine physician. Dr. Ashaye shares her journey into primary care and unpacks the value of a concierge practice, highlighting the personalized, accessible, and preventative approach it offers patients. She breaks down the “big six” of lifestyle medicine and why building a relationship with your primary care physician is essential for long-term health. The episode also explores the wisdom Dr. Ashaye would offer her 18-year-old self and the powerful, unspoken lessons behind her success that don’t appear on her résumé.
About Today’s Guest:
Dr. Ashaye holds a medical degree from Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. Board certifications in Diplomate, American Board of Family Medicine, and Diplomate, International Board of Lifestyle Medicine.
She opened InTouch Primary Care as a concierge service to Sugar Land (Houston), Texas, to provide specialized primary care with a personal touch.
She shares valuable health insights on her YouTube channel each week, and she is a sought-after paid speaker. She has been featured as a guest on numerous platforms, including Afrocentrik TV. She has delivered impactful, easy-to-apply talks at churches, community centers, health fairs, and businesses, empowering audiences with knowledge they can use to lead healthier lives.
Key Points from this Episode:
Welcome, Dr. Adelola Ashaye, to The TOP Lessons Podcast!
Today’s Lesson: Family medicine and concierge practice
About Dr. Ashaye
Why choose family primary care and why a concierge service?
What is a concierge practice, and what are the benefits of this type of care?
Understanding the value of seeing your primary care physician and the big 6 of lifestyle medicine
What lessons would you share with your 18-year-old self?
The book and lessons you won’t find on Dr. Ashaye’s resume
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
InTouch Primary Care
Connect with InTouch Primary Care on YouTube
Connect with InTouch Primary on TikTok: @intouch.primary
Connect with Dr. Ashaye on LinkedIn
Planning Mommy: A mother's guide to everyday schedules by Lola Ashaye, MD
Thank You
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In Episode 16 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, hosted by Kathy Inglot, listeners gain powerful insights from Kathy and industry insiders on how to stand out and secure that coveted job offer. The episode highlights the importance of balancing humility with confidence, continually learning, and taking initiative. You’ll hear Kathy emphasize the power of mastering soft skills, developing emotional intelligence, and honing critical thinking. Kathy shares practical advice on ethically leveraging AI, doing the real work (no shortcuts!), and maintaining integrity. A standout takeaway is the H.E.R. Approach as a framework for long-term professional success.
About Your Host:
Kathy Inglot is a Wall Street professional woman in Finance who has over 20 years of Wall Street expertise in Business and Compliance. She began her Wall Street career at Goldman Sachs, working for 13 years across different Fixed Incomes desks before switching to Equity Compliance. After finishing Law School at night, she joined UBS and then Citigroup, where she was the Global Head of Electronic Trading Compliance and successfully hired and led global teams. She is now the founder of The TOP Lessons Podcast and K GROUP Ventures LLC, your go-to source for powerful leadership insights and lessons designed to inspire and educate professionals at every level.
Key Points from this Episode:
Top lessons from industry insiders on getting that job offer
Balancing humility and confidence
Always keep learning
Take initiative
Mastering soft skills
The importance of emotional intelligence
Hone your critical thinking skills
Use AI to your benefit
Don’t cheat
Do the Work
The H.E.R. Approach
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube
Grok
Gemini
ChatGPT
Blinkist
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In Episode 15 of The TOP Lessons Podcast, Dr. Justin Lewis, founder of Get Adjusted Chiropractic, joins TOP Lessons host, Kathy Inglot, to share his journey into chiropractic medicine and the inspiration behind his practice. He discusses the most common issues he sees in patients, offers practical tips for improving posture, and emphasizes the importance of core strength and injury prevention, particularly in fitness settings. Dr. Lewis also highlights the value of warm-up and cool-down routines, debunks myths around chiropractic care, and walks listeners through what to expect during a visit to Get Adjusted. He reflects on the lessons he’d give his 18-year-old self and explains how social media has influenced his business. Tune in for expert insights and The TOP Lessons for maintaining a healthy spine.
About Today’s Guest:
Dr. Justin Lewis founded Get Adjusted Chiropractic P.C. to help all patients take the necessary steps towards a pain-free lifestyle. The establishment was founded in 2019. Get Adjusted Chiropractic is a culmination of Dr. Justin Lewis' 8+ years of experience and the thousands of patients helped. He provides a hands-on, scientifically-advanced approach that ensures every patient feels relief from long-term or injury-related pain in as little as one visit. Our team at Get Adjusted Chiropractic is dedicated to helping all who visit throughout their chiropractic care journey.
Dr. Justin Lewis is a member of the State University of New York at Binghamton Class of 2010, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Integrative Neuroscience. He obtained his Doctorate of Chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College while simultaneously attaining his master’s degree in Applied Clinical Nutrition. He is certified in Active Release Technique, Kinesio Taping, and has an advanced certification in Sports Science and Human Performance. He was affiliated in the CUNY system as a team doctor, treating over 5,000+ athletes and performers to enhance their functionality.
Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Get Adjusted Chiropractic office is located at 519, Suite 811, 8th Ave between 35th and 36th, offering not just Chiropractic health, but also massage therapy, acupuncture, and Active Release Techniques (A.R.T.).
Key Points from this Episode:
Welcome to The TOP Lessons Podcast, Dr. Justin Lewis
About Get Adjusted Chiropractic
What inspired Dr. Lewis to become a chiropractor?
Common issues Dr. Lewis sees in the office
Practical tips for correcting your posture
Other services offered at Get Adjusted
Chiropractic Medicine: Fact or Fiction
The importance of a strong core
Injury prevention in a fitness setting
The importance of developing a warm-up and cool-down routine
What to expect at Get Adjusted
The TOP Lessons for your spinal health
Advice Dr. Lewis would give to his 18-year-old self
The impact of social media on Dr. Lewis’ practice
Mentioned on the Show:
Connect with Kathy Inglot on LinkedIn
Recommend a Guest for The TOP Lessons Podcast: [email protected]
Connect with The TOP Lessons on Instagram: @thetoplessons
Subscribe to The TOP Lessons on YouTube for bonus content
Get Adjusted Chiropractic
Get Adjusted Now with Dr. Justin Lewis on YouTube
Connect with Dr. Justin Lewis on Instagram: @drjustinlewis
Follow Get Adjusted Chiropractic P.C. on Facebook
The TOP Lessons with the Sleep Expert Dr. Funke Afolabi-Brown
Follow Get Adjusted Now on TikTok
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