Personal Development

Over the past several years, my team has owned or launched more than 100 clinics. We have trained and coached dozens of associates as well. And it has become apparent that there are detectable differences among the chiropractors entering our profession. At the outset, anyone who graduates from a chiropractic program and receives a DC […]

Students in chiropractic college encounter many trials and tests while struggling to get through school, pass boards, and ultimately obtain a license to practice. During these struggles, classmates become friends who have faced the joys and sorrows of the struggle together. Many of these friendships will last a lifetime. After graduation, classmates and friends become […]

Many of your thoughts and behaviors are the result of past experience. For a chiropractor, especially a new one, this can be trouble. You may need to learn new habits and ways of doing things, because a lot of your past baggage may be rooted in fear and anxiety. Little wonder negative thoughts bring about […]

You’re at the local mall, chatting with you spouse, when up walks a man who obviously recognizes you. “Hi, doc,” he says, “it’s great to see you,” and shakes your hand. Then he waits for you to introduce him to your spouse. But there’s a problem: You don’t remember his name! What do you do? […]

When you understand why you practice, you’ll know how to practice, too. It is just not that hard! You, in every aspect, are the one who makes that decision – the decision to be a successful chiropractor with the ability to change millions of lives. For every person you share the miracle of chiropractic with, […]

Attending continuing education seminars after graduation is something every chiropractor has in common. Our hours may vary slightly, and we may have more choices in some states than others. Nevertheless, we all have to average 12 hours per year, minimum, to keep our licenses active. Today is an exciting world for chiropractors (and DCs to […]

No matter where you are in your curriculum, you are preparing to start your career in chiropractic and looking forward to living life after school. When you get out of school, you are well accustomed to going to class, studying, taking tests and having a break in between quarters or semesters until you come back […]

You need all the help and advice you can get as a new DC, and books are great to help you learn more about business and get organized to succeed. Many grads read books on chiropractic practice startup, but general business books that can provide insights toward how to start and organize your practice. Here […]

1. The time spent pursuing an academic degree should be one of the most focused experiences of your life. You don’t wake up every morning wondering what you will do or where you will go. Your daily routine is prescribed and your daily activities are planned at least a semester in advance, if not longer. […]

Over the years in practice, I discovered that one of the most important things I had been doing to effectively communicate with my patients was listening intently to try and pick up on the one thing, or things that would allow me access to their personality. I displayed my sincerity like a sandwich sign hanging […]