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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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