10 Key Characteristics of Ultra-Successful Chiropractors

1. A clear foundational philosophy. (tic & care) –the study of existence, the nature of things.


2. A strong sense of purpose. – the force that drives you, your push, it tells you where you are going.


3. Consistently positive attitude.


4. Insatiable passion for what you do. – passion drives your purpose.


5. High level of certainty. – very critical, most sell a product they aren’t sure they are delivering, which is a greater neurological function, which leads to greater health and well being. We get paid in direct proportion to our certainty.


6. Fanatical about efficient procedures in the office. Wealth cannot be created without efficiency.


7. Know how to hire a top notch team. it’s to hard to do on your own. http://www.mytopgrading.com/


8. Have a well thought out economic model for the practice.


9. Have to have a plan of financial and money management.


10. Have a crystal clear vision every day of what you are moving towards.
    
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Success and Failure and The Principle

If one accidentally uses a right principle, they will succeed.

If one purposely uses a right principle, they will succeed.

If one accidentally uses a Principle the wrong way, they will fail.

If one purposely uses a principle the wrong way, they will fail.

One may SUCCEED or FAIL accidentally.

One may succeed or fail purposely.

If one succeeds by accident, the chances of their succeeding again are against them, they do not know WHY they succeeded.

If they FAIL by accident, the chances are that they will continue to fail, they would not know why they failed.

If one succeeds on purpose, design, definite rules based on right principle, then one May duplicate that Success any given number of times.

We here waste no time trying to ape medical man's approach to make you think we are well equipped to fail to do the same thing they are doing.

LIFE, living, action, motion, function are Abstract, not Concrete. Mankind has sacrificed everything on the altar of the microscope and test tube, eliminating the study of the Source of the internal, exhaust less flow of the one and only abstract single flow from above-down, inside-out - internal TO external, never external TO internal.

When Success is Slow, What Can You Do?

Pop Quiz: Can success be sped up? Is there an antidote to slow outcomes despite arduous planning and actions taken? What's the secret for seeing huge results right now?!
I get versions of these questions frequently from people who feel frustrated at sluggish progress in their success journey - despite all the know-how and principles they rigorously employ.
Let's get one thing straight...
When we admire someone's success, or even our own, we often focus on the end result and not so much on the effort (and time) that it took to get there. This can cultivate unrealistic expectations, especially the idea that overnight success can happen through careful strategy and an execution of sound advice.
The truth be told, success typically follows a series of little events and achievements that can seem to take an eternity, that include a few disappointments along the way, and that challenge everything about you to the core - your stamina, courage, integrity, and even your willingness to keep going.
If you focus on what's not working, guess what: You're likely coming from a place of aggravation as your mind wraps around all that is wrong.
You may even have negative thoughts like "I'm not good enough," "It will never work," or "Something must be wrong with me."
What this mentally does is engender more of these counter-productive feelings. And given what we know about the Law of Attraction, you attract what you are feeling. So negative experiences, people, and results will beget more negative experience, people, and results. There's not much success in that.
The key, then, is to focus on what IS working. To do so, I recommend two simple practices: journaling and meditation.
Maintaining a journal (I call it an Evidence Log, Results Journal, or Gratitude Journal) is a great way to steer your attention to the positive and continually renew your vision for yourself.
Start each day with reflections on what you are grateful for in your life (list them out!) and end each day with notes on what went right (again, write them down), however small they may seem.
Spend time each day in quiet contemplation, prayer or meditation.
Meditation can be powerful tool for arriving at solutions to problems and shifting your attitude so you can attract success sooner rather than later. The magic of meditation is its ability to essentially shut down the outer layer of your judgmental, highly-critical brain and allow your unconscious mind to take over. This is where you enter a deeper state of inner peace and joy, tapping into a higher level of creativity that will help usher in the results you want. (Don't know how to meditate? Lots of books and materials are available to guide you this practice. It's easier than you think. )
Let's say you're doing ALL these things, but you still aren't happy with your results...
I'll ask you then, are you taking real ACTION?
You may be taking the actions you are used to taking. But if you keep doing what you've already done, then you'll keep getting what you've always gotten. It's a matter of practicing some new behaviors. Shake things up a bit and see if you can take new actions or modify existing ones.
Remember the Rule of 5.
Every day do five specific things that take you toward your goal. Change up the five actions regularly and be open to feedback so you know when you're off course.
Lastly, I want to remind you about patience.
It's natural to underestimate how long a certain goal can take, especially a profound one. When I set a goal to become a millionaire the year was 1983. How long did it take? Eleven years. It took time for Chicken Soup for the Soul to hit the bestseller lists. You could say our tenure on the New York Times list was more than a decade in the making. That's a lot of patience for someone who initially wanted overnight success.
So, yes, patience is a virtue. But keep at it, and in no time, you'll be only one week, or one day away from your ultimate success.
Remember... be grateful, reflect on what IS working and continue to take ACTION!
© 2009 Jack Canfield
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The Philosophy of Successful Chiropractors

There are several underlying commonality of all successful chiropractors:

• They have a unshakeable faith, confidence, and belief in the philosophy of chiropractic.


• They acknowledge and respect the body's ability to heal itself.


• They have a purpose bigger than themselves.


• They are lifelong learners.


• They master the art of chiropractic.


• They don't let the negative few spoil the positive many.


• They make the concept of subluxation to each individual in their practice.

If you do these simple things with excellence, you will be among the successful chiropractors and help many people along the way.

Good Habits Are The Key To All Success

Your habits define who you are and your life. It is very important to create discipline in your life and become disciplined in regards to your habits. If you want to be one of The Last Chiropractors it is critical to have consistency with your good habits. All of us have different lives and different circumstances, however some of the consistent habits of the great Chiropractors are:

• Read from the green books daily


• Have a mentor and be a mentor


• Have specific written goals


• Be a lifelong learner


• Have a compassion to serve greater than your compulsion to survive


• Have a attitude of gratitude


• Be a giver, lover, server, and doer


• Attend Chiropractic meetings regularly


• etc..................

What are some of your habits that you do consistently to keep you focused, passionate, and grounded in the philosophy of Chiropractic? Let us know.

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