Dallas Seminar Exceeds Professionals’ Expectations – “It’s like coming home.”
• Chiropractors and wellness professionals renew their commitment to having the best life possible
• Attendees plan ahead for next seminar: Santa Clara, California – March 9-10, 2007
Jericho, N.Y. – (Feb. 1) – Roars of approval, standing ovations and boundless enthusiasm filled the Hyatt Regency Dallas for three days when wellness professionals and staff members from all areas of the country gathered for The Masters Circle Dallas Seminar, January 18-20, 2007.
“Offering professionals ideas and inspiration for bringing new patients into their practices and achieving their financial goals are our leading priorities,” states Bob Hoffman, D.C., president and one of the founding partners at The Masters Circle (TMC), the nation’s largest leadership coaching, practice building and personal development program for wellness professionals.
Across-the-board, attendees raved about the extraordinary speakers including Dr. Guy Riekeman, Dr. Don Epstein, and Dr. Dave Jackson, who all kept audiences fully engaged.
“The meditation session with Dr. Hoffman was truly exhilarating and demonstrated the power of a successful mindset,” says Dennis Perman, D.C., vice president and co-founder of The Masters Circle. “You could truly feel the warmth and camaraderie during each presentation and in every session. We are truly a family.”
January’s seminar, “The Master Plan,” launches a new and exciting calendar year of regional events, featuring blockbuster programming and a star-studded roster of speakers.
“The Master Minds sessions were the perfect addition to the already stellar seminar agenda,” continued Dr. Hoffman. “Each TMC seminar offers a unique perspective for wellness professionals, in addition to a slew of incredibly valuable experiences – well worth the investment in time and travel.”
Ultimately, the Dallas seminar was wrapped up with a tantalizing cocktail party, as well as an awards luncheon, where friends and colleagues were able to reunite and reflect on collective experiences and successes.
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