You can choose to listen to negative thoughts, or, you can look for a way around. If you are persistent enough I promise you that failure will not be possible because you can not fail until you quit trying. Whether you want the girl or the million dollar practice, persistence will be one of your most effective tools for achievement.
Affordable Management and Consulting for Chiropractors Chiropractor? Potter? Sculptor? Blacksmith? THE TIME HAS COME to get off the fence. Time to choose hot or cold, and spew the lukewarm out of your mouth. In the near future, Chiropractic and the resolve of chiropractors will be put to the test… And what will become of you?? …
Would you have taken this case? Would you have had the belief in yourself, your technique, your office protocols and procedures? Would you have been afraid? My message to you is simple. Be bold. Be what you were called to be. Let the results take care of themselves.
You can’t underestimate the importance of the correct appearance and feel of your office as a key part of building a successful self-sustaining referral based practice!! In all honesty, do you really know what kind of message the appearance and feel of your office is portraying? If not, you need to find out.
It is difficult to educate the public about chiropractic as a mass, but it is not difficult to educate each patient that comes through your door if you have a consistent system that is designed to do exactly that!
In order for someone to develop a truly successful practice, one must master two techniques:
1. You must master your chiropractic technique or the art,science and philosophy of helping sick people get well.
2. You have to master office system technique, or how to manage your office, your patients and your marketing.
Don’t just dream about your perfect practice, start by setting a goal with deadlines. We recommend at least a year to prepare and find the right associate. Then taking action steps, the lessons you will learn along the road will help you to be who you want to be.
One of the hardest things to overcome in life is one’s selfishness namely our personal comfort zones. When you start off the year with “what you want” (materially) you’ve already made a fundamental mistake concerning the “Reason for the Season” as you inject yourself with a deadly vaccine which will rear its ugly head in the form of “Phantom Pains” in the months and years to come.
Would you agree it’s time our profession as a whole and each of us individually, take a hard look in the mirror and ask, “Am I a doctor that someone could confidently refer their closest friend or mother to?” And if we are being completely honest, chances are we all have some room for improvement. So I ask you, what steps can you take today to improve your reputation in the community and, therefore, the image of chiropractic?
