From: Wren Chiropractic Dear Colleagues and Friends, I am on my way to the Dallas Stars game tonight, but I had to send you a quick message. I spent the day yesterday (Friday) at Parker College visiting with the President, Fabrizzio Mancini. He informed me that Reggie Gold had a stroke. He is still alive,
I have been talking to several struggling Chiropractors this week. The main topic with most of them is how do I get more new patients? There is only one thing that is directly proportional to the number of new patients you are going to get. Every thing else is indirectly proportional. Newspaper, TV, and Radio advertising are indirectly proportional.
We just got back from a wonderful Parker Seminar in Dallas. It was high energy and enthusiastic. It started out on Thursday with Nationally known Ed Foreman. He discussed, “Life is for Loving, Laughing, and Living not for Whining and Worrying.” Then we closed out Saturday evening with Philip McGraw Ph.D.., who is known from is many appearances on “Oprah.” He discussed “Winners Vs. Losers.”
From: Wren Chiropractic Dear Colleagues and Friends, I am on my way to the Dallas Stars game tonight, but I had to send you a quick message. I spent the day yesterday (Friday) at Parker College visiting with the President, Fabrizzio Mancini. He informed me that Reggie Gold had a stroke. He is still alive,
I have been talking to several struggling Chiropractors this week. The main topic with most of them is how do I get more new patients? There is only one thing that is directly proportional to the number of new patients you are going to get. Every thing else is indirectly proportional. Newspaper, TV, and Radio advertising are indirectly proportional.
We just got back from a wonderful Parker Seminar in Dallas. It was high energy and enthusiastic. It started out on Thursday with Nationally known Ed Foreman. He discussed, “Life is for Loving, Laughing, and Living not for Whining and Worrying.” Then we closed out Saturday evening with Philip McGraw Ph.D.., who is known from is many appearances on “Oprah.” He discussed “Winners Vs. Losers.”