Sometimes, people don’t say what they want. At times, these are influenced by the people that surround them. People may want a certain thing because everybody wants it or everybody’s doing it. In doing so, we may not feel genuine happiness once we accomplished it. It’s best to be clear on what we really want.

On this episode, we have Dr. Craig Hazel. He graduated from Parker College of Chiropractic in 2004. He is currently the president of the AFC (Alliance for Chiropractic in Ontario).

Dr. Craig talks about how he was able to discover chiropractic and his journey to become a chiropractor. He also shares about his experiences when he was starting out with his practice and how he managed to grow his practice. He also talks about his leadership in the AFC.

Key Takeaways

• Attending seminars gives a lot of perspectives on the spectrum of chiropractic. It allows you to be prepared when something just doesn’t fit the usual in your practice.
• In knowing the different chiropractic care helps to appreciate how diverse the chiropractic practice is. You could see how narrow that you would like to focus your practice or you could see how wide you want it to be
• Make sure that people know exactly what it is that will be done to them before doing anything with them.
• Sometimes we keep chasing what we thought we want.  Ask yourself what you really want and not someone else’s.
• When you’re MSK only, you’re automatically exclusive to anything else but when you are neurologically-focused, you are inclusive. It’s for everybody.
• It’s best to grow your own practice so you can be able to look after yourself.
• You can’t start anywhere until you realize where you are and what you’re trying to get to.
• Resources: www.allianceforchiropractic.com