The benefits of gratitude may seem obvious and something we already know, but they can be easily overlooked. We focus on our daily challenges and can take for granted the people who support us, and who have done so in the past. Faced with patient and practice demands, we can under-appreciate the opportunity we have to live an extraordinary life helping others. So it is good to take time – right now -- and then to give thanks.

One of the simplest ways to smooth out that roller coaster is to assign a trusted staff member a small, defined role as marketing coordinator — just four hours a week. Their job isn’t to “do all the marketing.” It’s to make sure your systems keep moving — recalls, referral programs, tracking metrics, and keeping new ideas alive. This small shift removes one of the biggest log jams in most chiropractic offices — marketing inconsistency — and replaces it with predictable, sust

A couple of factors in our recent national election can give natural healthcare business owners and entrepreneurs optimism for a better 2025