At some level, I’m sure you’d agree that taking personal responsibility isn’t as popular as it used to be. If something sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. If one won’t do their part, then “it” won’t work for them. If the product or service requires charisma, false claims, and high pressure… Read More »

Thinking about moving into a new and/or bigger home or office? Is there a business venture, piece of equipment, or even a person you are thinking of investing in? Are there things that you do that take up a lot of your time? Still skeptical, scarred, jaded, or angry from past experiences? Some D.C.s can… Read More »

Have you read the book “The Untethered Soul” yet? It’s one of my all-time favorites. It’s about acceptance, being unaffected, and letting go. As a Chiropractor, there is power in accepting patients as is and not letting them get to you—especially when you know that they are wrong, lazy, or unnecessarily difficult. The moment that… Read More »

If you put a gun to my head and a stack of Bibles underneath my hand, I would still tell you this… Building a Chiropractic practice isn’t hard. 1. Give patients what THEY want. Short-term care for their neck and back pain. Nothing more, nothing less. 2. Implement everything in THE VAULT. 3. ATTEND ChiroTrust… Read More »

Yesterday, I spent (and wasted) a day of my life getting rearranging and preparing things to be sold, given away, and thrown away—things that I either never needed, spent too much for, or rarely used. Here’s what I had to contend with… This outdoor structure is on the ChiroTrust property. What you don’t see is… Read More »