Full capacity is when you are serving as many people as possible, given the available space, equipment, and staff. In other words, what is the maximum number of people you can see in a day – comfortably – given full support? This number will vary, of course, depending on how you practice. Full capacity is a vital goal for financial survival. You are already paying full price for your space, equipment, and team. With lower production, your overhead rises and your profits dec

56 delegates from 13 colonies got together in 1776 in a sweltering building in Philadelphia. Reports indicate there was a lot of bickering and that the delegates were pretty much a bunch of radical nonconformists. I can't help but see the connection between what these brave men fought for and what the brave men and women continue to fight for today in chiropractic and independent, integrative health care professions.

What the heck? What is wrong with people nowadays?? No… “Howdy partner, what brings you into town?” “You from these parts?” Is everyone scared or angry? So, this takes to me to the point of this newsletter... your Front Desk.

A practice is a network of relationships – created and sustained through communication and service.

Whether you have an ADHD brain or not, you are still an entrepreneur, and some of these traits just come with the job.

Get Off the Internet and Into the Neighborhood This Summer. Send this email back to us with a Please send screening form, and we'll send you a form that worked well for us. I may host a short webinar on this later this month, just because it is such a simple and potentially rewarding marketing procedure. It has a very good ROI. A well-run screening can generate 5 or more new patients in an afternoon. Let me know if you'd be interested for your staff.

Trust in medical doctors has collapsed — from 71.5% in 2020 to just 40.1% in 2024. (See my earlier newsletter.) Patients are looking for something else! That would be YOU! The M.D.'s whom I listened to and briefly talked with this last weekend described how practical remedies to COVID were suppressed, and how they saw patients unnecessarily suffer and die. They touched upon how, as highly regarded doctors, they were vilified, fired, and slandered for their work using safe b

There are plenty of examples of these two success drivers in business and in sports teams. But these elements find their parallel in physics. When everyone (or everything) is moving in the same direction for the same reason -- a "flow" state is achieved. You may have felt it before. But it doesn't usually last. Staff change, you change, computer software needs to be updated, backlog found in insurance, and so on. Issues crop up. But with consistent leadership, you find new

But when you are "dangerous" — when you stand firmly for the truth that the body is designed to heal, not to be a lifetime customer of the pharmaceutical treadmill, you become a beacon. Patients today are not looking for more of the same. They are looking for a doctor who stands for something real, regardless of the P.R. cost. Being dangerous is your greatest marketing asset. It builds a level of trust that no institution can break. The patients who are waking up to this rea

There is real science behind this, but it is sort of obvious. People perform better when they have something, or someone, giving them feedback!

Positioning is a marketing concept that means borrowing meaning from things people already trust, admire, or desire—and letting that meaning transfer to your service.

Two Hidden Benefits: First, they reinforce wins for your patients. Second, patient reviews keep the WHY in mind for you and your team.

The keys to achieving goals are simple. Not easy — but simple. Even when you use the right keys — the fundamental elements required to achieve your goals — there is no guarantee the process will be fast or painless.

Below is a sample coupon you can use or modify to suit your situation. Wishing you, too, a healthy start to your New Year -- in business and in life!

Stay true to your purpose. Stay true to your soul. You create your future. You are the driver to your goal.

I learned this early on: subluxations and other dysfunctions of the spine and joints can be present long before pain or other symptoms show up.

Make your office the calm in their Christmas chaos — their place to not only become aligned, but also recharged and refreshed.

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.

42 more days until a New Year is here. Before we know it, it will be at our morning doorstep. Like a happy eager dog ready to be taken for its morning walk, tail a wagin’. But before we look at all what is coming, we have the next few weeks to wrap up 2025. This includes the Holidays, both in business and in our personal lives. We also have all the year-end admin details to complete. NOW is the time to nail everything down --- to plan the events and complete the admin tasks.

Now, back to those Christmas catalogues from L.L. Bean and Patagonia. Both show how patient, long-term ownership and excellent management, products, and services can build generational wealth over decades of brand-building and customer loyalty. In both cases, the owners who resist the quick sale and instead focus on purpose-driven growth and lasting customer relationships can build legacy companies that dwarf what any early buyer would have paid.