Building Momentum and Jumping Hurdles in the Prosperity Game
May, 2014
The origin of the word prosperity stems from the Latin word prosperus, which means doing well. In today's times, some may think prosperous infers that one is wealthy.

Implementing New Services: How Your Peers Do It
May, 2014
In this isue, we asked: "What new product or service have you implemented in your practice in the past year and how has it benefited your practice?"

Negotiating a Successful Commercial Lease
May, 2014
For many chiropractors, negotiating a good lease or lease renewal against an experienced agent or landlord can be a challenge. While a chiropractor focuses on proper patient care, savvy real estate agents and brokers are specialized sales people.

Avoid These Financial Sinkholes and Keep More of What You Earn
April, 2014
You are wealthier than you think. Indeed, even if your top line (revenues) remains absolutely flat for the next few years, I am about to show you how your bottom line can grow significantly.

Hip Pain: Be the Go-To Clinician for Dance Injuries in Your Area
April, 2014
If you are not including the dance community in your practice, now is the time to reconsider. With the popularity of dance-based TV shows and movies, there has never been a better time to broaden your knowledge base by working with this unique population.

Is a Chronic Pain Specialty Practice Right for You?
April, 2014
Developing a chronic pain patient specialty practice is a hard thing to do even if you are very skilled as a clinician.

New Approach to Thoracolumbar Fascia Pain
April, 2014
In day-to-day practice, the thoracolumbar (T/L) fascia is considered an important part of the exam in relation to a possible source of low back and shoulder pain.