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It’s Not What You Collect, It’s What You Keep. The purpose of this Thrive In Five is to give you some insight into how you can be more profitable. In order for you to be more profitable, you’ve got to…

Whatever you think of Jeff Bezos, and it’s likely that you’re justified in your opinion no matter what it is, we have to admit that the guy is a dominant figure in contemporary culture. Richest man, biggest company, revolutionized retail sales, biggest divorce, yada yada yada, but to me, it’s the impact such wealth and power can have on…

You have to be aware of what you’re spending on your practice in order to understand what your level of profitability is going to be. Well, most profitability and success teachers say it’s something like two and a half to three times your expenses. Why? Because you have to pay your…

According to The National Vaccine Information Center, the Vaccine Adverse Effects Reporting System (VAERS) says there have been more deaths from COVID vaccines than any other vaccine.

With the remarkable sales job perpetrated on the public, worried patients are expressing their fears and concerns — what do you say when a patient asks if you’ve been vaccinated?

Some see it as a…

And if you’re highly motivated, what are you highly motivated by? I will show you also how one simple and easy to accomplish change produces an extra $150,000 in the next 12 months.

As it turns out, my parents, my wife, my teachers, and most of my well-meaning advisors were wrong, and I was right — it seems that there really is tremendous value in doing absolutely nothing at all.

Actually, it’s not quite that simple, but I received an article from dear old friend, longtime Masters Circle member and frequent contributor Dr. Myles Starkman of Miami Florida, explaining how “soft fascination,” a euphemism for being somewhat aware of…

You don’t have to make radical change in your practice to be able to create an outstanding practice for yourself. You can grow 30, 50, 80, 100% percent or more by understanding how to make incremental changes in your practice.

A couple of weeks ago I quoted Albert Schweitzer on the significance and the benefits of serving others. I got a lot of positive feedback, but I especially appreciated the remarks of longtime reader and old friend Dr. Steve Ventola of Atlanta, Georgia.

He acknowledged the potency of Schweitzer as a great thinker and philosopher, and offered this additional quote as his favorite – “Example is leadership.”

When it comes to our work as healers, there’s no better strategy to light the way for our…

The doctor who completed this tells us that her greatest strength is her people skills. By the way, that’s what about 80% or more of our colleagues who completed the calculator consider their greatest strength, even though many or most of their practice statistics say otherwise. Do you think you have great people skills?

This checklist is derived from the “Financial Samurai,” and should give you a little direction to start or refine this process. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach, but these are basics most of us would need to pay attention to. And by the way, I am far from expert on these details – please take the responsibility to pursue specific guidance from your…