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Chiropractors: How to Give Just 1 Talk/Mo and Fill Up Your Schedule with Patients

Original Air Date: April 19, 2017

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:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

You Will Learn:

Do you love what you do, but wish you were busier with patients?

If you enjoy teaching, speaking is one of the fastest ways to get patients in 1 hour than you would from a month of networking...IF you know what you are doing. But most of what's taught about doing talks can feel too pushy for many chiropractors. Learn how to do talks the introverted way and get patients predictably.

  • 3 insider secrets to getting patients predictably from speaking (even if you're an introvert)
  • Why so many chiropractors have trouble getting people to show up for their talks (and what to do instead)
  • The #1 most overlooked key to creating a talk that brings in new patients, without being pushy
  • How you can use speaking to double (even triple!) your practice quickly, without having to always be marketing
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