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Crack It! 5 Steps To Creating Your WOW! Chiropractic Practice

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Crack It! 5 Steps To Creating Your WOW! Chiropractic Practice

5 Steps To Creating Your Wow! Chiropractic Practice.
Jo and Steve Davison started their first chiropractic practice in 2001. They set up, built and grew an initial practice, expanded into other sites, employed associates, receptionists, chiropractic assistants, massage therapists, ran practices they worked in and those they didnâ€™t. They have lived the highs and lows of chiropractic business ownership and discovered the success strategies that create an ethical, fun, busy, profitable, relationship-generated chiropractic business.
Their goal is to transform the lives of chiropractic business owners worldwide. They have a passion for helping chiropractors create their own WOW! practice. A practice of their dreams.
This book reveals the five-step process they used to do just that.

Country	USA
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9780956096517
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Alice & Fred Books
Manufacturer	Alice & Fred Books
NumberOfPages	180
PublicationDate	2011-10-14
Publisher	Alice & Fred Books
ReleaseDate	2011-10-14
Studio	Alice & Fred Books

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