DC to Pre-DC: economical ideas for earning a chiropractic degree
Career and student services can be helpful for identifying scholarships or professional resources when seeking a chiropractic degree…
Don’t spend what you don’t have
 Picture this: A stranger walks up to you and asks you to lend him $50,000. He has no job and therefore no income. And he is in debt for $150,000 (or more). Even if you had the money, would you lend it to him? Of course not! You’d be crazy to lend anyone $50,000, especially […]
Never give up
Some people dream of success, while others work hard at it. Action and change are often resisted when they are needed the most. If J.K. Rowling had quit after being turned down by multiple publishers, there would be no Harry Potter. If Howard Schultz had quit after being turned down more than 200 times by […]
Don’t worry, be cash-only
In the early days of the profession, chiropractic patients themselves would often become the next generation of chiropractors. Their life-changing experience with chiropractic led many to share it with others. And most practices had a cash-only policy. At this time, a doctor of chiropractic needed only an adjusting table, an X-ray machine, a daily ledger, […]
Fair value: The cost of free services
A recent presentation at Logan College of Chiropractic raised the matter of free services and screenings offered by chiropractors. The question asked was, “Do you believe that chiropractors offering free services helps bring in new patients?” Despite their popularity, if you look closely, you’ll see these marketing techniques do not help a practice. The precedent […]
