Don’t let the patient dictate the care. Your job is to find subluxations and fix subluxations. Don’t just adjust how and where they tell you. Find it – accept it where you find it – fix it – and leave it alone.

Find out why the patient is really there. It’s not for pain relief – it’s to do something once the pain is gone.

Gurus will tell you that success lies in your daily routine.

 

Yes and no.

 

Yes, success lies in what you do, but most “gurus” would have you believe that you need to do THEIR prescription of successful habits.

Rise early.  Mantras.  Dream boards.  Staring at yourself in the mirror.  Etc.

While those can be beneficial – they are NOT the key to success.

 

Here’s my proof:  There are successful chiropractors who do those things.

And there are successful chiropractors who DON’T do those things.

 

Adopting someone else’s habits is an OUTSIDE-IN approach.

 

Any self-respecting chiropractor knows that health comes from the inside-out.  That’s how practice success happens as well.  Trying to force an outside-in solution onto anything will yield limited results.

 

Choose your own habits or actions, then do them because you want to.

Not because someone is selling you on their superstition.