EPISODE · Oct 9, 2019 · 38 MIN
Move Past Your Limiting Beliefs to Focus on Connection with Drs. Marie and John Osborne
from The Informed Chiropractor Podcast · host Dr. Don MacDonald
Host, Dr. Don MacDonald heads just South of Dublin Ireland to speak with a married couple who share a chiropractic practice. Since joining the Vitality Shift, Marie and John Osborne are taking a new approach to their practice and their lives. By overcoming their limiting beliefs and technique-driven practice member care they have flourished by focusing on their personal well-being so they can better serve their practice members. Even though they have minimized the number of offices they have, they have maximized their potential. During this episode, you’ll hear how John overcame the all too common practice of self-sabotage to create a deeper connection with his practice members, the steps Marie has taken to nurture herself so she isn’t running on empty, and how they delegate tasks based on strengths to keep the office running smoothly. Key Takeaways: Chiropractic ignited something in Marie but she took the long road to becoming a chiropractor. [1:53] John knew he wanted to be a chiropractor after his first adjustment, it was the philosophy that drew him in. [5:50] With three chiropractic offices, John continuing his work as an apprentice, and new babies in the house, the couple knew something needed to shift. [10:23] Marie explains the limiting beliefs that led to her identity crisis. [14:35] John realizes self-sabotage and lack of connection with his patients was holding him back in his practice. [19:03] John and Marie explain their lives and practices before and after Vitality Shift. [25:54] Lessons learned and advice for chiropractors. [33:55] Learn More: Vitality Shift Website True Concept Seminars Dr. Don MacDonald @DrDonMacDonald on Twitter Osborne Chiropractic
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