Your Weekly TNR Pulse

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FUN DAY THIS WEEK!

It’s where DCs, NDs, CAs, DC2Bs, and everyone else that’s joining us gets to bring hope, health and brighter futures to the kids on the reservation. The real question to ask is who has more fun; the kids or us? TNR really dug in and finished strong with $34,000 raised in our fundraiser, which is excellent! We will be handing out 1,000 back packs oozing with school supplies as well as high quality, non-perishable pantry food for 450 families. Not to mention having our Kid’s Carnival/Fun Day in two towns, (Poplar and Wolf Point) and the feeding of thousands of kids at these events.

We may eclipse the 2500 mark in adjustments this year, including the 125 inmates in the jail. The diversity of kids this year is going to be worthwhile and it will be great to see them interact with one another. There’s something for everybody through all age ranges. Thank you to all our participants, donors and people behind the scenes (Kenny Smoker and HPDP) that have made this event possible for the past 10 years.

 

Get your tickets for MM/TNR August 19th and 20th

If you aspire to play like Tiger Woods, plan on being there a day early. The hotel sits on a pretty awesome golf course. In the next few days, you will receive a mailer about how important it is to be a part of these events. Each of the TNR events will feature interconnected topics that any DC from 7-figure income to the one year starter can implement immediately. No beginning and no end.

Historically, some members try to bypass certain topics (such as the Health Awareness Seminar) and we can’t let that happen! One of the freedoms of being in TNR is practicing successfully, the way you choose. The same freedom and choice is choosing to continue your Navy Seal/TNR training. Prosperity is on the rise in TNR and this is how you do it. There are no virtual shortcuts, just as in Navy Seal training. Those guys don’t get a day off, but that’s what makes them successful.

Guest DCs WANTED!

To the seminar of course. We have some prizes, giveaways and bribes offered shamelessly. Every DC matters. Not everyone is fortunate enough to know what you know about TNR.

MasterMind

MM is your ticket to prosperity. It pushes the envelope of your comfort zone when it comes to money.  Just talking about money can cause uneasiness for many people. This event is a specialty event for members who have a driving force to achieve more prosperity. This wealth is reached with a win-win mentality rather than trying to gain as much as you can from your practice members through salesmanship. Cash or insurance, MM has increased the wealth IQ of so many present and past members. No apologies offered for not blending in with other license credit DCs. No regrets for expecting to live a great lifestyle. You will pick up habits and behaviors of DCs doing what you want to be doing.

Any GA/SC DCs that need license credit

Dr. Kevin will be speaking for the GCC on pediatrics (4 hours) in Augusta on August 28th. You must register through the GCC, not TNR! Any colleagues you have, bring them with you! It’s a great place to get dipped in to TNR!

Practice tip of the week

Give up trying to be all things to all people! When you are a specialist, you must bid adieu to being basic. In case you forgot, a generalist is easy to make an appointment with. When you are a specialist, same day appointments are in the rear view mirror (exceptions for out of work people). During their anticipation to get the appointment, they get the TNR/Life videos, emails from your office, and bio or Big Vision writings. If you don’t reposition their expectations, they will drag in their lowered expectations even though the experience in your office is incredible. Basic chiropractors have great difficulty getting people to their HAS.

For specialists, it’s a part of their procedures. Generalists have terminally low PVA’s, whereas specialists have 36 visits just for the initial phase of their care! Generalists don’t have Parent’s Guides, the upcoming Making of a Miracle, NRMs, or any other great products for the patients to learn from. Specialists ask for and get much higher levels of commitment from practice members inside or outside of insurance. Generalists don’t see kids. Specialists need to start taking over the world!