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Comment on Practice Is Not a Linear Process, Episode #109 by Christopher Lauria

Christopher Lauria — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:13:41 +0000

Great Analogy Frankie. I love how you said sometimes you have to go down to go up. So true
Dr Chris

Comment on Three Rs for 2012, Episode #100 by Christopher Lauria

Christopher Lauria — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:50:39 +0000

Frank,
Always great stuff. Just starting tuning into the V-Blog. Lots of catching up to do. All appreciate you and all you have to offer.
Chris

Comment on Will Chiropractors Carry on the Chiropractic Message, Part 1, Episode #81 by Mark Soccio, DC, LCP

Mark Soccio, DC, LCP — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:05:11 +0000

I highly recommend the LCP Program. I learned so much about Chiropractic Philosophy didn’t realize before. Congratulations to the both of you!

Comment on Two New Fellows at DC Mentors, Episode # 80 by Dr. Danella Whittaker

Dr. Danella Whittaker — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 03:55:08 +0000

Congrats! What a great honor. The future of chiropractic will be better because of you both!!

Comment on At B.J. Palmer’s office, Episode # 77 by Mark Soccio, DC, LCP

Mark Soccio, DC, LCP — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 16:26:51 +0000

Congratulations Dr. Sovinsky! That is an incredible honor bestowed upon you! You are most deserving of that great honor. So proud!

Comment on Big T.O.E, Episode # 67 by Dr. Perron

Dr. Perron — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 13:20:03 +0000

A chiropractic adjustment is still a miracle treatment at this time. Amen to your message.

Comment on Improve Your EQ, Improve Your Practice – Self Awareness Cont., Episode #35 by Get Your Ship Together, Episode #58 « DC Mentors Blog

Get Your Ship Together, Episode #58 « DC Mentors Blog — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 12:17:10 +0000

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Comment on Improve Your EQ, Improve Your Practice – Self Awareness Cont., Episode #35 by Mark Soccio

Mark Soccio — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:39:45 +0000

After 20 years in practice, I understand how distractions both Affect and Effect our practices and our lives. Like most any experience in your life, its what we learn from it that makes a difference. If you choose not to learn from it and stay a victim, we cannot grow from that point. I have watched many GOOD doctors close their practices because they had too many distractions going on in their lives. They were full of blame and excuses about why they couldn’t over come those distractions, hence falling into the victim trap and spiraling in their cesspool of negative emotions. For me, the distractions in my life have set a bar for me to recognize how much I can handle; mentally, emotionally and physically. Having gone through some tough challenges in my practice/life and not just surviving them but thriving afterwards, I now KNOW that there isn’t too much that I can’t handle. These experiences and distractions have allowed me to expand my consciousness so that when a new patient cancels their appointment, I can say Thank God, because they were probably not suppose to be in this office anyway. With the expansion of my consciousness, it has also allowed me to create new more empowering relationship so that I can handle more new patients in my practice.
As I am sitting here typing this email, a dear friend of mine has only hours of life left and his body has succumbed to the cancer raging through it. Is this a distraction in my day? Yes. Will I stay focused with my patients today? Am I sad about this? Absolutely, but my patient will never know that while I am adjusting them because that is not going to be part of their “Happiness Experience” in my office. Distractions, let learn from them. Enuf said.

Comment on The Brand of Your Surfboard Doesn’t Matter, Episode #25 by Anna Hewitt

Anna Hewitt — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 01:05:21 +0000

Excellent article here on facebook- so proud to work on Dr.Orr’s team to see him each day be the “lifeguard” you are writing about- he not only encourages our patients to see their health from a different perspective but he is a master at his technique- every day is a learning experience for me and these articles on facebook encourage me to challenge myself to be the best that i can be at my position and the part i have with our team- thanks and looking forward to Sioux Falls- blessings Anna

Comment on Take as Long as You Need, but Why Take Longer than Necessary, Episode #8 by Dr Chris Perron

Dr Chris Perron — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 17:06:52 +0000

Thank for this one, again. I really like the sense of urgency it gives. Not out of fear of where you are but how attainable things can be and not in a terribly long period of time if the focus and dedication is applied.