Are You Setting Yourself Up for Failure in Animal Chiropractic?
Starting anything new can be intimidating, especially when it’s something as transformative as entering the field of animal chiropractic. But here’s a hard truth: many aspiring animal chiropractors set themselves up for failure before they even begin. How? By relying on others to make them successful instead of taking ownership of their journey.
It’s a pattern I’ve seen repeatedly. I get calls from potential students, and the questions they ask—which are readily answered on our website—often reflect a deeper issue: fear and lack of preparation. Questions like:
These questions aren’t bad, but they reveal a mindset that isn’t yet ready for success. The information is already available, easily accessible, yet they hesitate to take the first step. Why? Because they’re afraid of failing.
Fear: The Silent Business Killer
Fear is a natural part of any significant change, but when it’s not managed, it becomes paralyzing. I hear it all the time:
What if I can’t finish the course?
What if I can’t build a successful practice?
What if I don’t make enough money?
These are valid concerns, but here’s the thing: If you go into a new endeavor expecting to fail, you probably will. Many people convince themselves that success is only for a select few—those with some “magic potion” or special advantage. But the truth is, there’s no magic involved. The successful students follow a proven system, stay disciplined, and stick to the plan.
The Recipe for Success
Let me be blunt: if you’re looking for someone to hold your hand and guarantee your success without any effort on your part, this program isn’t for you. Success in animal chiropractic, or any field, requires preparation, commitment, and a willingness to follow the process. You wouldn’t get a cake if you try to bake a cake without eggs or reinvent a recipe that’s been perfected over time. The same applies here.
Animal Chiropractic 101 is a step-by-step roadmap designed to set you up for success. It’s not just a course; it’s a system. We’ve helped thousands of doctors build thriving practices that transform their lives and the lives of their patients. But it only works if you’re ready to show up, follow the steps, and trust the process.
Are You Ready to Succeed?
If you’re one of those doctors who’s called us saying, “I want to start, but not today” or “I’m not ready yet”, ask yourself why. Are you truly preparing for success, or are you planning for failure by hesitating and making excuses? Success doesn’t wait for the perfect moment. It starts when you decide to take the first step.
If you’re ready to change your life, you don’t have to leap all at once. Start small. Take our introductory course, “
for just $47 Use the code "whatischiro" at check out to get half off.
It’s an easy, on-demand course you can complete on your own time. From there, you’ll gain clarity and confidence to take the next steps.
No Excuses—Just Action
The tools, resources, and roadmap for success are all here. What’s missing is your commitment. Don’t let fear or a lack of preparation hold you back. If you’re serious about adding animal chiropractic to your practice, come prepared to have your life changed.
Visit Animal Chiropractic Education today. Take the first step toward building a thriving practice and fulfilling your dreams. Success isn’t reserved for a lucky few; it’s for those who are ready to do the work, follow the process, and show up for their future. Are you ready?
Maybe you are the kind of person who likes to be second in line for the big jump? Here are a few of those who were first in line.
They decided to take action, because they have the inside scoop on how to manage to get what they want. Here, Dr. Sena Sperleon, a Life Chiropractic student, explains exactly how she did her animal chiropractic training and completed it - then went on to take Food Animal Adjusting, even before she graduated from chiropractic school.
Using another method, Dr. Jen Ely found a way to not only get her animal chiropractic paid off, but also her chiropractic school tuition. She did this between Lab 1 and Lab 2 of Animal Chiropractic 101.
Dr. Laura Johnston began the course, and then waited until the time was right to attend Labs so that her clinic could not lose money while she was gone for 5 weekends. They recognized that A.C.E.S. was a more profitable choice.
Another one of our graduates, Dr. Lydia Cox, explained that she started with a payment plan because it was more profitable to see patients sooner than to work for less money and wait until she made enough to pay in full.
You get to decide when you want to begin class, when you attend Labs and when you graduate to achieve the goals you have in mind.
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