Archive for February, 2010

Rock Stars and Roadies

February 23rd, 2010 by angiemeyer | No Comments | Filed in Chiropractic Coaching, Chiropractic Practice Management, Leadership

Can a famous rock star perform the best show to his fans without the support of his road crew and managers?  Imagine if a rock star had to lug and set up his own equipment, do all the sound checks and then expected to perform at a high level and give his fans 100% of his creativity, music and performance.  Seems unrealistic, doesn’t it?

Well, that’s what most chiropractors do!  As a chiropractic coach I see it day in and day out.  They do all the details of running the office, cleaning it, micromanaging their team and then wonder why their practice isn’t at the level they’d like it to be! Like it or not, as a chiropractor you have to have a strong team to support you, ones you can rely on to do everything that isn’t what only you can do: serve people through the chiropractic adjustment.  We need roadies (our team) to have all the details handled, AND we need to trust that they will!

Many chiropractors I speak with don’t have any structured team training or team management, past the initial hiring.  We need to be creating an environment, AND leading by example, of always refining and striving to be better at every interaction with a patient.  Ongoing training and continuous learning is the key to having a Dream Team you can rely on.  Next is outlining performance expectations and creating weekly action plans to take performance to the next level and reviewed at a weekly staff meeting.

Lastly, ask yourself, “Do I really want a Dream Team”?  If so, we need to understand our team’s behavioral style and values and motivate them in an appropriate way!  Bonuses and rewards are key to having a team be on board to growing a practice.  Why?  Well, let me ask you…”Would you want to work twice as hard for the same pay”?

It’s time to get the right people in place, to get them well trained, to get them motivated to serve more people in your community.  We want your team to help you grow your practice so that you can really have a Dream Team and serve the masses. You are the rock star, they are the roadies.  I would argue that the roadies are more important than the rock star in the grand scheme of things, and it’s important that they know this!

At Rosen Coaching we are dedicated to chiropractors leading true health care and the wellness revolution.  If you want to THRIVE in a TRUE Wellness Practice, we’d love to see if we can help!

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Olympic Fever

February 18th, 2010 by angiemeyer | No Comments | Filed in Chiropractic Coaching, Chiropractic Practice Management, Leadership, communication

olympic fever

Olympic fever has hit Canada and the rest of the world.  And for the next two weeks we are as nations, and as a global community, coming together in honor of excellence and high performance.
I am compelled by the topic of leadership and excellence and in watching some of the events, some common observations arise that I wanted to share:
  • It takes thousands of hours of training to get to the level of excellence.  Each athlete has arguably put in equal training and time preparing to perform at such a high level as Olympic competition.  What about you? Are you training like a professional to perform at excellence in your craft as a chiropractor? Your philosophy? Our science? Your art? What about your ability to communicate what it is that we do?
  • Despite the training, some athletes can withstand the pressure and perform at 100%. And some crack under the pressure and falter.  This comes down to the athlete’s ability to manage their emotions, otherwise known as their Emotional Intelligence.  How well do you as a chiropractor manage your emotions when dealing with staff issues, difficult questions from patients and the pressures of running a practice?
If you are looking to get to a higher level of excellence in your practice and personal life and really perform at a high level, we at Rosen Chiropractic Coaching recommend you get a coach to get you there. Whether it be us or someone else, we want chiropractors to lead true health care and the wellness revolution! It’s time to step it up and play like a professional athlete. It’s your life, what are you waiting for?

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Do You LOVE What You Do?

February 16th, 2010 by angiemeyer | No Comments | Filed in Chiropractic Coaching, Chiropractic Practice Management, Leadership, Success

loveAs Valentine’s Day has just passed, many of our clients did Valentine’s internal referral promotions where they ask their clients, “What Do You LOVE About Chiropractic”? and gave them an opportunity to refer family and friends.

Coaching chiropractors and interviewing many who are struggling, I have seen that there is a huge portion of our profession who are burnt out, unmotivated and off purpose.

So I am asking you to contemplate what you LOVE about being a chiropractor? Please post it as a comment to this blog and let’s help clarify our purpose of why we do what we do.  Without this purpose, it is easy to be drained and burnt out with the ins and outs of running a practice and hard to stay motivated to do so.

At Rosen Coaching we want you to LOVE what you do! If you find yourself a little off purpose, a little unmotivated or a little out of love with being a chiropractor, we’d love to offer you a FREE 30 minute consult to see if we can help!

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