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With Season 4 of Ted Lasso landing in August, I have been rewatching the first three seasons and falling in love with it all over again. And the more I watch, the more I see it as one of the best lessons in community building I have ever come across.
In this episode I’m talking about the difference between a following and a community, why one will serve your practice so much better than the other, and what Ted Lasso, yes really, can teach us about showing up, being seen, and building something that lasts.
I’m also sharing a prediction. In uncertain economic times, the chiropractors who have focussed on creating genuine human connection are the ones who will weather it with ease.
If you’ve ever wondered whether any of this visibility stuff is actually worth it, this episode is for you.
ChiroVisibility, where chiropractic finds its people. 🌸
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About Philippa:
Philippa Wilmot is a chiropractor of 16 years and the founder of ChiroVisibility, a membership community helping chiropractors build real visibility through social media and marketing that actually feels like them. In 2026 she was recognised by Women in Chiropractic with the Impact Award - "an exceptional chiropractor creating IMPACT in the lives of others." She's also the host of the ChiroVisibility Pod, where chiropractic finds its people.
Come and find your people:
🎙️ Listen to the ChiroVisibility Pod - you're already here, so you know it's good. Subscribe so you never miss an episode.
💌 Join the email list 'The Memo' - short, bite sized updates. New episodes, tips, ideas, no overwhelm (scroll to the bottom of the page). [Click here]
🌸 Join the ChiroVisibility Membership - a content planner written for you every month, the right visibility strategy for your practice, monthly masterclasses and a great community of chiropractors who get it. [Join here]
📩 Get in touch - follow or DM on Instagram, on Facebook Philippa Wilmot, or email ...
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With Season 4 of Ted Lasso landing in August, I have been rewatching the first three seasons and falling in love with it all over again. And the more I watch, the more I see it as one of the best lessons in community building I have ever come across.
In this episode I’m talking about the difference between a following and a community, why one will serve your practice so much better than the other, and what Ted Lasso, yes really, can teach us about showing up, being seen, and building something that lasts.
I’m also sharing a prediction. In uncertain economic times, the chiropractors who have focussed on creating genuine human connection are the ones who will weather it with ease.
If you’ve ever wondered whether any of this visibility stuff is actually worth it, this episode is for you.
ChiroVisibility, where chiropractic finds its people. 🌸
🩷
About Philippa:
Philippa Wilmot is a chiropractor of 16 years and the founder of ChiroVisibility, a membership community helping chiropractors build real visibility through social media and marketing that actually feels like them. In 2026 she was recognised by Women in Chiropractic with the Impact Award - "an exceptional chiropractor creating IMPACT in the lives of others." She's also the host of the ChiroVisibility Pod, where chiropractic finds its people.
Come and find your people:
🎙️ Listen to the ChiroVisibility Pod - you're already here, so you know it's good. Subscribe so you never miss an episode.
💌 Join the email list 'The Memo' - short, bite sized updates. New episodes, tips, ideas, no overwhelm (scroll to the bottom of the page). [Click here]
🌸 Join the ChiroVisibility Membership - a content planner written for you every month, the right visibility strategy for your practice, monthly masterclasses and a great community of chiropractors who get it. [Join here]
📩 Get in touch - follow or DM on Instagram, on Facebook Philippa Wilmot, or email ...