2020 is the year that just keeps giving. If you’re feeling a little (a lot?) unsure, you’re not alone. Welcome to our first episode! Whether you’re reopening or never closed we’ll talk about ways to build your practice.

This year has presented a myriad of challenges for DCs. This isn’t the first time chiropractic has come under fire. Dr. Lou Sportelli has been involved in the chiropractic profession for 6 decades and he’s seen it all. If you know Dr. Sportelli you know he’s a straight-talker. Co-host Melissa Knutson gets his thoughts on where we’ve been, and where we’re going. Hear what he has to say at 2:35.

“Emotional intelligence” (aka EQ) is a popular term these days. Our guest Chris Myers, author & CEO of Bodetree Advisors, talks with co-host Chick Herbert about why he believes EQ eats IQ for breakfast, and how to have a growth mindset. We even have a document you can take away to check your own EQ and find areas where you can grow. Meet Chris at 12:42.

Do you ever feel uncomfortable telling people you’re a chiropractor? Dr. Hannah from New Jersey does. In our “Ask NCMIC” segment presented by Mike Whitmer, Dr. Nicole Ingrando shares her thoughts on how to get past your discomfort and create mutual wins for your patients, business collaborators, and yourself. Find the answer at 20:44.

Find all the show transcript, EQ handout, and guest and host bios, at ncmic.com/Chiropractical

2020 is the year that just keeps giving. If you&rsquo;re feeling a little (a lot?) unsure, you&rsquo;re not alone. Welcome to our first episode! Whether you&rsquo;re reopening or never closed we&rsquo;ll talk about ways to build your practice.
This year has presented a myriad of challenges for DCs. This isn&rsquo;t the first time chiropractic has come under fire. Dr. Lou Sportelli has been involved in the chiropractic profession for 6 decades and he&rsquo;s seen it all. If you know Dr. Sportelli you know he&rsquo;s a straight-talker. Co-host Melissa Knutson gets his thoughts on where we&rsquo;ve been, and where we&rsquo;re going. Hear what he has to say at 2:35.
&ldquo;Emotional intelligence&rdquo; (aka EQ) is a popular term these days. Our guest Chris Myers, author &amp; CEO of Bodetree Advisors, talks with co-host Chick Herbert about why he believes EQ eats IQ for breakfast, and how to have a growth mindset. We even have a document you can take away to check your own EQ and find areas where you can grow. Meet Chris at 12:42.
Do you ever feel uncomfortable telling people you&rsquo;re a chiropractor? Dr. Hannah from New Jersey does. In our &ldquo;Ask NCMIC&rdquo; segment presented by Mike Whitmer, Dr. Nicole Ingrando shares her thoughts on how to get past your discomfort and create mutual wins for your patients, business collaborators, and yourself. Find the answer at 20:44.
Find all the show transcript, EQ handout, and guest and host bios, at ncmic.com/Chiropractical

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Chiropractical

Being a chiropractor is more than a career, it’s a calling, and that’s been true at any time in history. NCMIC is in a unique position to bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and folks who are just plain smart on all sorts of topics. Sometimes we’ll take a 30,000 foot view, other times we’ll get into the nitty gritty. But our goal will always be the same: to help you do more and do better, for yourself, your team and your community.

Being a chiropractor is more than a career, it&rsquo;s a calling, and that&rsquo;s been true at any time in history. NCMIC is in a unique position to bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and folks who are just plain smart on all sorts of topics. Sometimes we&rsquo;ll take a 30,000 foot view, other times we&rsquo;ll get into the nitty gritty. But our goal will always be the same: to help you do more and do better, for yourself, your team and your community.

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