Chiropractors: 3 Insider Secrets to Double Your Patient Base Quickly thru Speaking, the Introverted Way

Original Air Date: August 24, 2016

Sponsored by:
Fill My Holistic Practice
Fill My Holistic Practice
Chen Yen, 6 & 7-Figure Practice Makeover Mentor

Presenter:
Chen Yen, 6 & 7-Figure Practice Makeover Mentor

Moderator:
Kathryn Feather, Senior Associate Editor, Dynamic Chiropractic

Have you tried to do talks to get more patients, but you get discouraged when people don't show up?

Isn't it frustrating when people tell you "great talk!", but you never hear from them again?

Speaking is one of the fastest ways to show up, do a talk, and get more patients in 1 hr than you would from a month of networking.....

What you will learn:

  • 5 ways to get paid by speaking (and even make passive income from it)
  • The #1 most overlooked key to getting people to show up & fill up your talks
  • Insider secrets that make speaking and booking patients who have money for your services easy (even if you're an introvert)
  • How to create your talk that brings patients in the door
  • How to use speaking to easily double (even triple!) your income quickly
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