TNR Happenings, June 23, 2025

DCME Is On July 12th

You have lived enough years to understand that some people are driven, curious, and add to whatever they join by making it better. Others are limited to saying they don’t want to know how things work; they work on other people’s dreams and do the same thing each day for the rest of their lives. Some swear they always go to the gym, have a gym membership key ring, yet they don’t get the results they want. Walking a mile or two while watching TV or reading a book on the treadmill, or gazing at people working out in their underwear, is not functional fitness. Having one of those wrist watches that count your steps (you might as well have it count the number of breaths you take each day) is, again, a substitute or an imitation of fitness. Yet, this is another invention of the world of appearance/ordinary/profane. A person who is really into fitness (or anything) is “all in,” and you can’t stop them. They don’t care who is or is not watching. Their effort, devotion, and ability to overcome excuses, quitting, and a lack of willingness to do the work are evident. They read fitness magazines, listen to fitness podcasts, and pay high-level personal trainers. A few of our readers experienced Tim, our family fitness expert.  He is not average; he makes an emotional connection and makes giving your best effort fun. These people who are “all in” don’t believe in shortcuts like steroids, growth hormone drugs, or implants (ex.: calf and butt.) Some low-income doctors and healers want to become BSO salespeople. No right or wrong is being spoken here. Pain relief is a part of health, but it’s not health. Health takes time to lose and takes time to nurture. Those who have experienced multiple CAs know that some work for a limited paycheck and others add growth, energy, and prosperity to their office. 

DCME allows curious, driven doctors and healers to delve into the playbook of attracting, caring for, and attaining results that others say they don’t care about. They don’t care about these things until a loved one is sick or the big bad wolf (4 Ds) knocks at their door. I am recommending and imploring you, like a dashboard warning light, that practice will become boring, it will not deliver the expected economics, and it will not hold your attention if you are not a special type of doctor or healer. Talk to an average 50+ year old practitioner, and the number one issue they have is a lack of passion, purpose, and an ability to serve. It disappears like the juice in a marriage. It’s gradual and invisible, and then you are holding the bag of the dark night of the soul. Call Dr. Julie to purchase your discounted ticket by July 3rd.