On today’s episode, we are with Dr. Rick Wren, a fantastic chiropractor, and one of the most prominent leaders of all the Parker seminars I’ve been to over the last 20 years.

Dr. Wren also has one of the biggest hearts you’ll ever see in the world. He, together with the Chiropractic Emergency Response Team provided help to people who were affected by Hurricane Harvey and Irma.

He is the founder of the Society of Chiropractic Masters, which is designed to take you through the 21 Principles of Practice Success to help chiropractors not only become a Master of Chiropractor but a Master of Chiropractic Success.

Dr. Wren shares about how he started speaking at Parker and why chiropractors should try to attend as many seminars as you can. He says that it wasn’t speaking that got him fired on; instead, it was the community he was with.

Key Takeaways

• The more you meet, the more you treat.
• Running ads can help you get jump started in business.
• Why burnouts happen: not acknowledging your goals appropriately, have over expectations for your goals, not delegating enough
• Get around other people that are more energetic, and be a part of new concepts that come along.
• Go to many seminars as you can, and surround yourself with people on fire to help you reconnect with your purpose to get back on track faster.
• Be careful about how much to trust someone and how much you’ll hang around with him/her.
• Love everybody no matter how they look, smell, or dress. However, some people are easier to love than others.
• One thing that changed people’s lives almost immediately is pre-framing subluxation.
• Resources: Society of Chiropractic Masters