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How do successful CEOs approach their day-to-day lives? How do they prepare to tackle the arduous task of running a practice in order to win the day? How do they stay present in the moment while simultaneously maintaining their focus on the larger goal? Dr. Pete and Dr. Stephen take this opportunity to break down the importance of valuing progression over perfection, mastering yourself, and integrating the proper mindset. Ultimately, it’s your mindset that sets your physiology. It’s your physiology which drives your performance. And it’s your performance that drives your outcomes.
01:33 – Dr. Pete and Dr. Stephen discuss the importance of being present
06:10 – Dr. Pete talks about a recent transformation he has integrated into his daily routine
13:37 – Progression, not perfection
16:10 – The power of being
18:11 – The spiritual transformation of becoming a CEO
19:15 – Dr. Stephen provides key takeaways from today’s episode
EPISODE QUOTES
“A big part of my journey is disciplining myself to be present. You know, one of the greatest forces on Earth is presence – your capacity to be present in the moment. And, for me, winning the day is about being present in today.” (02:56)
“I call it my triple-threat position because that’s when I’m going to be the most effective when I’m in my triple threat. Triple threat is ‘spirit right, mind right, body right.’ When I get my heart, head, hands and feet moving in the right direction – all in the same direction – that’s an aligned person. Aligned people are really hard to stop.” (07:15)
“It’s not about perfection; it’s about progression.” (13:37)
“Start early. Success gets up early. Purpose gets up early. And master, master that morning.” (15:59)
“Make little changes. Start with little things that you can do that are gonna change the routine.” (17:02)
LINKS MENTIONED
Dr. Stephen’s Book – The Remarkable Practice: The Definitive Guide to Build a Thriving Chiropractic Business
The Circle Maker: Praying Circles Around Your Biggest Dreams and Greatest Fears
