Dr. Pete Camiolo, DC talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective Podcast.
You need a big mission but sometimes it can overwhelm you
and family life suffers. This was his catalyst to begin coaching which turned
into mastermind coaching model. We discuss the mastermind evolution and how it’s
a superior method. Be a remarkable ceo.
Starting out in a different profession he soon realized that
people commented a lot that they didn’t plan to ever need to be in a rehab
center or ...
Dr. Pete Camiolo, DC talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective Podcast.
You need a big mission but sometimes it can overwhelm you
and family life suffers. This was his catalyst to begin coaching which turned
into mastermind coaching model. We discuss the mastermind evolution and how it’s
a superior method. Be a remarkable ceo.
Starting out in a different profession he soon realized that
people commented a lot that they didn’t plan to ever need to be in a rehab
center or assisted living but they didn’t really have a plan to not end up
there to begin with. Hearing these comments and the health struggles of his
brother and a nudge from his mom got him on the path to chiropractic.
While being heavy on the adjustment side of chiropractic, he
also coached patients on better nutrition and functional fitness.
The interview is in reverse order. We first talk about how
his mission was so overwhelming that he didn’t invest enough into his family. Heart/big
mission, pride/ego, drive for success and you /family are caught in the middle.
Seeing 1000 visits a week by himself did lead to not putting his wife and
growing family first. A crisis opened his eyes and turned his business and
family life around.
The harsh reality when you think you trained your associates
well only to find out when you step away, the clinic tanks. He built a clinic that was completely
centered around his personality and it just wasn’t sustainable.
Servant leadership = how can I help serve you today and in
your journey.
We can control some areas of our life and clinic but you
have to relinquish that need to control and let your staff and others help.
Dr. Pete’s first clinic had his associates doing the exams
on 40-100 patients a month, he adjusted 1000 per week and did group report of
findings. For his second clinic, he started training the associates to adjust
as well. Usually he had associates that could learn how to create a business
and they would move on in 1-2 years.
2 types of associates: cornerstones looking to stay and
stepping stone who learn and move on.
Why does he consider 1 on 1 or 1 to many (like on stage)
coaching services turned out to be what he did Not want to do? It’s not
scalable and more importantly it didn’t invite enough collaboration.
Everyone has a unique viewpoint and a ‘genius’ so in a
structured environment a mastermind group can harness lessons form everyone… a
giver and a taker. Like a 3x engagement
and return on the doctors in the program when he implemented a mastermind
approach.
Think about a weekly training by someone who is an expert at
it (online usually), then you come prepared with questions and the magic and
growth.
Acceleration happens when in the right room, right
conversation and the right people.
Because his mastermind coaching was geared for doctors in
the Scaling time of their career, he was having to turn away clients. Dr.
Camiolo had a gap so now he is partnering and rebranding his business with the Remarkable Coaching Program. Dr. Pete’s rebrand is now Remarkable CEO.
theremarkablepractice.com
Podcast: Andy Stanley,
Dan Sullivan Strategic Coach, Bethel Church
Books: Scaling Up – Verne Harnish, Traction and Rocket Fuel – Gino Wickman, Jim Collins, Michael Gerber, Essentialism – Greg McKeown, The Synergist - Les McKeown, Ray Dalio, On Purpose Person - Kevin McCarthy
Show notes can be found at http://www.adoctorsperspective.net/127 here you can also find links to things mentioned and the full transcript.
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