Get Adjusted Grow Your Chiropractic Practice
July 9th, 2010 // 8:00 am @ Dr. Todd Osborne // No Comments
In my last post I talked about making sure your staff were experiencing chiropractic and living chiropractic. Today I’m going to ask if you are doing the same doctor? I know it is an old story, but yes chiropractors have some of the worst subluxations of any patient. Is it all the “wonderful” adjustments we get in Chiropractic College? Is it the physical demands our profession puts on our bodies? Or is that we do not practice what we preach and get checked and adjusted regularly? All of these contribute I am sure, but I would be willing that with most of us, not getting ourselves checked is our number one enemy. We are busy taking care of everyone else and don’t take time for ourselves.
I wonder how well the chiropractic profession would do as a whole if all chiropractors were living unsubluxated lives? I bet if we could get the statistics that chiropractors that are unsubluxated have larger practices and bigger businesses than chiropractors walking around with their innate compromised. And just like your staff, don’t you think you are better promoter of your product when you are living it? To me it’s kind of like when a person 75 pounds overweight is trying to sell me on a weight loss program or exercise program! Although you patients may not be able to actually see that you are subluxated, I wonder if they can feel it, sense it with their innate?
For some, you may have an associate doctor right in your own office, great! For others it may be more of a commitment to maintain your own health. You may have to schedule time, drive a distance, plan your schedule around taking care of yourself. Gosh, almost sounds like what we ask patients to do??!!!
If you are staying in adjustment, fantastic, keep it up and keep serving people with and unobstructed innate. If you are not getting regular chiropractic care, then make the changes necessary to do so. You are worth it and your patient’s health is worth it! Start “living” chiropractic instead of just preaching it and you will see more patients, your practice will grow, and obviously your income will also. Get adjusted!
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