10 Years in: The Tragedies and Triumphs
This is year makes the big jump to double digits for me. I graduated from Palmer–FL in March of 2010, and started my…
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When in doubt, always be more professional
This will come as no surprise, but our profession tends to be “touchy feely,” and many DCs tend to be very relaxed…
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Business after Harvey–some thoughts on our patients
Houston is still cleaning up and dealing with the worst traffic imaginable after Harvey plowed through last week.…
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Gotta Make the Donuts VS. Time to Grind
Once you’ve been at this for a few years, it’s easy to fall into the rut of coming and going just trying to make it to…
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How I Responded to My First Bad Review
Not too long ago, I was finishing my bass lesson for the night (I take online lessons from this guy) and made the…
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You Need a Vacation
I admit it–I work way too much. Like, WAY too much. I thrive on routine, and much of what I do all day doesn’t feel…
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How to Handle Personal Disaster in Practice
If you are an adult human with an adult human life full of relationships and responsibilities, it is likely that your…
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The Personality Based Practice
During my first year or so in practice, I had a doc/consultant from a large chiropractic franchise hitting me up to…
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