Standard fare among Chiropractic Coaches is the spousal invite.

Do you invite the spouse?

Do you make it mandatory?

What if they decline?

What if they agree, but show up alone?

In my world, four ears are much better than two and having a spouse or someone involved in the prospective patient’s health care decision making at the consultation and the review of results is always better than not having them.

BUT…

Where do I draw the line?

On this episode of Life By Design For Chiropractors I clipped out a portion of a solid training…

10 Day One – Two Conversion Secrets That Generated Over 20 Million.

What do you say at Day 2?

What do you say at future reports?

What do you say at the table?

Let’s start by saying, what I say isn’t necessarily what you should be saying.

Personally, I made the mistake of copying what Reggie or other great communicators would say to their patients and it took me years to realize it wasn’t just what I was saying but WHO I was that was saying it.

That’s not to suggest having a well designed, strategic approach to your communication isn’t helpful… it is…when it’s authentically coming from you.

With that context, here it is. Exactly what you’re often asking for…what to say.

This is a very small slice of what happens at The Life By Design TRAINING Camp. Take note, I said TRAINING, as that’s what makes this event unique.

If you listen closely and more than once, and I suggest you do, you’ll find important nuances that accumulate together to create an experience culminating in a strong win-win agreement.
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When it comes to business principles and chiropractic practice, for some strange reason, we’ve been taught that they should never co-exist.

In most cases, it hasn’t been overt, but the end product of the message being propagated across the profession (today and in the past) has been a reminder that “service” is the most important trait to build your practice on.

Any doctor who wants to build their practice with profitability as one of it’s central metrics for success is looked upon as greedy and underhanded because the “true leaders” in chiropractic are in it to serve chiropractic and the world!

Of course, we’ll pretend we don’t know that many who profess to be servants would contradict their principles in a flash if it meant more cash flowing into their pockets.

How about we start having the impact we’ve preached about and be profitable, all the while…sticking to our guns and delivering what we say chiropractic is along with the life enhancing benefits that come with it?

How do we do that?

Learn to sell.

Selling? That’s blasphemous! Chiropractors shouldn’t even be talking about selling. What if someone heard us? What would they think?

Today’s episode breaks the silence on selling. Let’s start the conversation and make sure “selling” is no longer a 4-letter word in chiropractic.

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