TNR Happenings December 16, 2019
Christmas on the Reservation
Thanks to all of our members, donors, supporters, and beyond for making this year’s our best yet. Dr. Julie was the official photographer and captured so many magical moments! There was so much joy and gratitude from the kids and teachers; we received lots of colorful thank you cards and we got to chat with Kenny Smoker along with the chairman and vice-chairman of the Tribal Council behind closed doors. Did you know that there has been only one adolescent suicide in the past 3 or 4 years? We are not the only reason for these wonderful stats, but we are a big part of the solution, that’s for sure. We had dinner with Kenny Smoker and his wife Alice (wives were trending). Dr. Lisa and the puppet show brought down the house at dinner on Thursday night. The kids of TNR were so awesome, from handing out gifts to wrapping gifts and helping out wherever necessary. They got along with everybody! The handmade deep-fried pies (blueberry, cherry, and apple) and the homemade huckleberry ice cream were scrumptious. We have shared the pictures and videos will be shared with you soon. Share these with your patients by having them on a big screen TV or have them on a laptop. Let your people know how much they are helping these kids.
DCME is January 18th
You have all received a mailing regarding this. You will also receive another one this week. Yeah, it’s that important. Ask any DC friend outside of TNR what kind of DCMEs they see each week and you will get a predictable answer. None! This is one of the hardest, most invisible concepts presented in TNR…you will be exposed as not being as good as you think you are. I graduated first in my class and I was appalled at my lower resonation when it came time to care for people in dire straits. Your subconscious will automatically attract cases you are experienced in, mainly adult, symptom-based ones: a lifetime of back and neck pain with adults instead of sharing a sacred gift with all. The funny thing about DCME is the senior TNR members who are in the trenches every day are the first ones to sign up. If anyone could make an argument not to be there, it would be those individuals, and yet, they are the first to sign up.
Practice tip of the week
Open a dialogue with each and every one of your practice members. Vehicles include an electronic newsletter, the Health Awareness Seminar, and energy visits (what you say during adjustments). Your walls should talk and convey messages as well. Hand out pamphlets and, of course, use the spoken word. Be different: stress family care, DCMEs, and wellness. Don’t be afraid to stand head and shoulders above other DCs who choose to practice in the outdated model of disease. Always remember each of your people has a Ph.D. in disease and aren’t even toilet trained when it comes to health. Be relevant with each person and speak in their language, not in confusing doctor language.
From the Mind of Miyagi
The power of perception: Perception colors everything we see, hear, taste, touch, or experience. Perception limits what we believe we are able to do or not. Perception flavors our emotions either to embrace (familiar) or to reject (unfamiliar). How can one grow from the confines or the imprisonment of one’s past? The answer is simple: you can’t, unless you have specialized training. In our society, you are stuck to your past programming and blindly and aggressively uphold it, up to and including death. Think of all the people who have told you point blank that they would rather die than go to a Chiropractor.
It’s like having dark glasses on: everything you see is dark. Imagine if you grabbed a person off the street and said, “Chiropractic is good for you, here let me show you." You held the person down, administered an adjustment, and then just watched what happens. Doing something like this will go viral but you’ll be in jail before breakfast. Communicate the 21-Day DCME Video Programs, Health Awareness Seminars, and your TNR procedures only to people somewhere near the Sweet Spot. Others simply will not embrace and accept new concepts. Focus on those who will embrace these concepts rather than spend time with people who want you to convince, prove, or beg.
Like layers of an onion, if you don’t peel away these layers through strategic, concise communication skills and patient education, nothing changes. There will be no healthier people creating a healthier planet. People with less pain commit more crime and contribute to the predicament of the species. Think of a mercenary, a criminal, a hitman, or a sociopath. Remove their pain and they exact their revenge on society. Increase their resonation and they have the ability to question perhaps for the first time their career choice.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: Why is it that there is so much inertia to commitment in our society?
Answer: Refer to our reams and reams of writing on colonization. To achieve anything in our world, it takes a single-minded focus. You also have to get past being let down, tricked, lied to, attached, or betrayed. It simply can’t stop you. There is such a tendency to have someone else take care of your problems or play small and complain like so many others. A crab in a box is a real metaphor for Below the Line people. It’s much like misery loves company. Imagine being jealous of someone who is successful, skillful, healthy, and has high ability levels, etc. Like the images on our retinas, the world we live in is backward and upside down.
Question 2: My practice member says their insurance will pay for their 21-Day DCME Video Program. Should I submit it?
Answer: As has been stressed in the past, I like you in every color except orange, as in orange jumpsuits they wear in prison. It is not reimbursable with any third-party payers. It was designed to be outside of all federally mandated programs and disease-oriented reimbursement programs. They pay you and you can not submit any paperwork about it. One exception to this is an enterprising practice member used Go Fund Me as a way of defraying some of the cost of her DCME for her son. A historical first is sure to be repeated!
