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creating value, hiring, Hiring and Training, Improvement, Kolbe Index, Leadership, Learning Mindset, Long-term Vision, Maximize impact - February 19, 2022

#126: You Can’t Be Great At Everything, So…

If you have no competition and supply and demand are in your favor, that can work.

However, in a competitive market, you are going to struggle.

It would be best if you decided on a couple of skills that you will do at an elite level and become great at those.

Then create a team that supports you.

80. There Is No Perfect Practice But There Is…

There is no perfect practice, perfect technique, perfect script, perfect marketing plan, perfect hiring program.

Those hyperbolic claims are ego and sales.

There is fundamental mastery, skill development, maximizing innate talents, and growing a high-level team, but mistakes still happen, employees still have to be let go, patients still don’t commit.

However, if you are

78. When You Are Always Available…

When you are always available to your patients, have all your notifications on, checking your email, and the entire world has access to you, you and those closest to you suffer.

This approach will ultimately lead to your exhaustion and burnout.

It also prevents your

77. The Best Way To Keep Your Team

The approach most people take to keeping their team together is bonuses when the office does really well.

I previously did this and still recommend it.

However, I have found 90% of the time my team members prefer

26. How Believable are you PART 2

Following up on my last blog, the patient believing in your ability to deliver results is crucial to their compliance and commitment. Here are 5 simple ways you can improve your authority when they enter your office: Put on a clinic jacket, it is proven the most persuasive clothing for doctors. Put diplomas and certificates on the wall. Put more testimonials out in your office. Make sure your office is clean and professional. Using before and after pics and stories. You can do x-rays, scans, posture pics, and just symptoms and quality of life change before and aftercare. (Before and...

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