Busy Isn’t Better

Always in a rush?
Are most days spoken for?
Not much room for doing nothing?

Busy isn’t better.

I guarantee that there are many things that you are doing that aren’t necessary and aren’t adding value to your practice or to your life.

From policies and procedures to self-induced goals and commitments, both socially and professionally, ask yourself what it’s all about for you…

• Money?
• Peace of mind?
• Less stress?

Then remind yourself of what you already know…

• A bigger house isn’t necessarily a better home.
• Attempting to catch up to or impressing others is meaningless.
• More money and more stuff won’t make you (much) happier.

I built ChiroTrust after doing it all and having it all.

And I can honestly say that I pushed myself too far and too fast and got nowhere that’s meaningful.

Sure, I have a few bucks that I will never use, need or spend.

So listen to Uncle Ben… 🙂

Take it slow!

There is an upside to downsizing what you think it takes to be happier and better off.

The ChiroTrust “schtick” of working only Monday – Thursday, not over selling or over treating, ONLY giving patients what they want, nurturing and maintaining relationships, and communication for life isn’t just “schtick”…

It’s a way to build better without “busy”.