In today's episode, we discuss Dr Gonstead's famous saying that you adjust too hard, too often, and in too many places. What do you think he meant by that, and what was his motivation for saying it? Dr Dan Lyons will help us by looking at this statement from a philosophical, a scientific, and an artistic perspective.

In today's episode, we talk with Dr Marcos Perivolaris. He and his wife have been using in office lectures as a way of growing their practice. We will be talking with him about the logistics of creating such an event, as well as the material that they cover to get the best results.

In today's episode, we will be looking at a speech. This speech delivers some tremendous insights into physiological principles that seem to have been lost in our modern world. In an age of allergies, autism, and death; its important to know how the body responds to foreign substances and how these interactions can have devastating consequences.

In today's episode, we will be finishing up on talking about leadership and how we can use it to develop ourselves, our staff, and our patients. We will be talking about how we turn producers into reproducers so that we are developing the leaders around us.

In today's episode, we will be looking at some leadership training from John Maxwell in the context of growing the people around us - both our staff and our patients. In this first part, we will be laying a foundation by discussing the basic essentials of what good leadership looks like and how we can develop a leadership mentality.