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In this fun podcast episode, we get to know Dr. Jon Baker, who practiced for 30 years in California, opening nine satellite clinics in the early 90s and helping several DCs and their families impact many lives. Dr. Baker has been a supporter of Sherman College, Life West, and Mile High for the last several years, as he sees that we need to focus our attention and energy and helping True Chiropractic thrive. Join us at Mile High commit early and save at www.milehighchiroregistrations.com
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One of the things that I appreciate about him is he believes we can truly make a difference as humans and chiropractors by being great examples of people who always and in all ways lead by example and follow by choice. He wants to see chiropractic delivered in such a way that people understand it so it can positively change the world in many ways. His message is to the profession to stop just being different and truly make a difference.
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A few things that are central to Dr. Baker’s values, that are important for doctors of chiropractic and students to move towards in terms of success is that he determined early, when he looked around the profession, there wasn’t as much happiness, health, passive income, net worth, and light at the end of the tunnel, as he wanted to see. Too often, chiropractors were working where they didn’t have any freedom, they couldn’t take vacation time, they couldn’t be out of the office and they basically didn’t have a business, they were self-employed people with jobs that were tied to their practice. We all love serving and seeing people’s lives change through chiropractic, however when you’re delivering the greatest healing art on the planet, it would be great to see you thriving as well as the people you’re taking care of.
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As we discussed in this interview, to move your chiropractic practice to a business, his vision is you have to be able to leave the practice for six months, and it still run without you. A significant contributor to numerous charities, within and outside of chiropractic, Dr. Baker is making an impact on the better in the world, and when you hear about his project he’s working on with X Ray corrective changes, you’re going to find it very exciting.
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Have fun enjoying this interview, if you enjoy it please share it as well as give feedback online.
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Scroll below for links and show notes…
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Questions I asked:
- How do you stay so passionate about chiropractic after 30 years of serving so many?
- What is the fourth leg of the chiropractic chair?
- How do you define a chiropractic business?
- Why are you so focused on corrective chiropractic care?
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