Archive for February, 2010
Economic News You Won’t Hear on Oprah
It’s a cold, rainy day today. I just left a grocery store and saw an elderly
man with a limp checking out about the same time I was. Think of the classic, Norman Rockwell grandfather… now picture that gentleman leaving the store, donning a crash helmet, and straddling a kickin’ yellow scooter like one of these to make his getaway:
Cold. Rainy. Grandpa. This fella’s choice of transportation was either due to a late-life crisis, or my guess is “the economy” had something to do with it.
Why Most Chiropractors STRUGGLE In Practice – Part II
Hello and welcome back. I’m going to dive right back into my train of thought from my last post. There were two key points I’d like to repeat here to bring us back on point:
A chiropractor in private practice is really an educated entrepreneur.
And
…the skills and information needed to be successful are over and above what you’ve been trained for in school!
If you’re reading this and you are still a student, you have learned some concepts that place you light years ahead of your colleagues, and yes, ahead of many a practicing DC trying to build a practice and earn a living.
How To Grow A Successful Chiropractic Practice… MAJOR MISSING INGREDIENT REVEALED
If you’ve checked in on this Blog from the beginning, you’ve noticed I’ve shared a lot about some of the problems that exist in the chiropractic profession.
If you’re a newer visitor here and you have a few minutes, go ahead and review some or all of my prior posts. No really, go ahead… I’ll wait…
I’ve focused on why so many DCs struggle in practice. Really and truly, with what we have to offer a suffering humanity, we should be the #1 Healthcare choice in America and throughout the world.
