After coaching many Doctors for the last 10 years one thing is clear to me… Many chiropractors who are struggling or on a plateau, have lost their passion for chiropractic and their enthusiasm to serve humanity.
It’s not the “what”…it’s the “who”…
“I’m flat!” (At least I was, until yesterday)
While conversing with chiropractors on Friday, before Larry and I spoke, the predominating theme was fear. Fear of survival, fear of the economy, and fear of the future. There is nothing worse than looking into the sad eyes of a chiropractor and seeing the, “This isn’t how I thought it would be,” look. “I’m flat,” they would say…and their facial expressions proved them right!
My, You've Changed!
I just got back from Las Vegas – I returned to a chiropractic seminar that I haven’t attended for the past four or five years. You know that feeling of going to a reunion of some sort? The excitement, mixed with the anxiety, mixed with the discerning observations of, “what happened to that friend, or this family member, or this old place that we used to hang out in?”
A Model of Consistency
The Curtain Is Up
I Don't Get It...
With the modern tools of communication at our disposal, there are fewer and fewer occasions where information is sent through the mail. In the “old days,” if you received correspondence that you didn’t want, you simply threw it away and went on with your life. Now, in the social media generation, if you receive an unwelcome email or read a Facebook post that rubs you the wrong way, you feel compelled to attach an emotional, and commonly biting reply.
It’s Time For 2012 Goals!
Time to Make the Donuts!
I Am Your Patient
In 1989, when I first sat down to write the first full member textbook for Markson Management Services, I called it, “Chiropractic Practice Management in Action.” It contained the philosophy, business acumen, strategies and tactics that I thought Doctors of Chiropractic needed to know to attain superior professional performance.