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The great poisoning of American children rolls on. Trump and RFK are all in on depopulation.

Don't fall into the trap of getting paid based on the number of hours you work. Ownership and leverage are the names of the game. Instead of thinking about how much you can make per hour, ask yourself, “How can I create something once that pays me forever?” Whether it's equity in a business, royalties, licensing, real estate or scalable digital assets... these things help you divorce time from income. It doesn't matter how high your hourly rate is now. You are underpaid. The focus should be on creating a continuously flowing pipeline. The rich build businesses that work 24/7 while they sleep along with investing in assets that appreciate while on vacation. They create content, products and systems that grow without needing them in the room. If you’re still working more hours to try and earn more money, you’re in the weeds since there's only so much time in a day. The mindset shift is to start asking: 1) What can I build or own that continues to pay me regardless of my time? 2) How do I turn my knowledge, network or skill into equity or recurring revenue? This is how the top 1% buy freedom and not just fancy things. If your priority is building-out multiple streams of income that produce around the clock, you're invited to spend a life changing day with me in Atlanta this August. I'll share over a dozen strategies we've implemented to create more cash flow.

What’s the secret to going viral on social media and getting booked solid? There are several but this is big one. It’s often overlooked because sometimes we forget about what the algorithms favor.

You're turning people off with your AI slop. When you use engines like ChatGPT to write for you there are tell tale signs that the content is autogenerated. Emojis, em dashes, short sentences with commas in the middle, starting sentences with "and," listing three sentences with a single paragraph space after each, etc. If you're writing ad copy, blogs and social media posts this way, you're losing a lot of eyeballs. That's not to say you can't use AI to help you with ideas or content generation. However, you'd be wise to humanize what you've written rather than just copy and paste. Some of you are going to AI yourself right out of business. There's a right way and a wrong way to integrate modern tech into your current practice. When done correctly, it enhances efficiency, speeds up processes and can facilitate growth. However, when misused it strips away the ONE thing that keeps high-value clients coming back. Human touch. If you let AI take over completely you lose the artistry, experience and ultimately the practice member who was paying for more than just an adjustment. The same applies to high-end products and services. Clients investing at a premium level expect human connection and care. If AI is overused in the customer journey it can become a massive turnoff. You know what I'm talking about. Things like automating too many responses, eliminating personal interactions or replacing expert insight with generic AI-generated replies. Understand this fine balance or you'll be in for a rude awakening soon.

Double your practice with the newest social media and AI strategies! Gain an unfair competitive advantage and stay ahead of the trends. Also, learn how to create additional streams of income from the Internet. Only a handful of spots are still available for this exclusive training. All the specifics can be found here. profit365.org/smrs - Date: August 15th - Location: Porsche Experience Center Atlanta Check-out the highlight video from last year to see why so many are raving. You've NEVER been to an event like this before. Aside from the money making content, we treat you to an exceptional experience! This event is for business owners, chiropractors and health experts who want to make a bigger impact. Dedicated to your success, - ML

The Top 7 Reasons ALL "Vaccines" Are a Massive Scam An Original Video Essay Use this video to one-shot any pro-"vaccine" argument! And please share it if you also think ALL "vaccines" are just worthless poisons Reason #1: All "vaccines" are protected by an unconstitutional liability shield (timestamp: 1:59) Reason #2: "Vaccines" don't actually work at all. They've saved zero lives (timestamp: 6:59) Reason #3: Physicians are incentivized by grotesque amounts of money to inject people, particularly babies and children, with "vaccines" (timestamp: 12:43) Reason #4: "Vaccines" are unavoidably unsafe. It is literally impossible to make a safe "vaccine" (timestamp 17:31) Reason #5: "Vaccines" are not well regulated. Almost anything can be a "vaccine," and "vaccines" have never been regulated like other drugs (timestamp 23:30) Reason #6: "Unvaccinated" people are far, far healthier than "vaccinated" people (timestamp: 26:50) Reason #7: "Vaccines" cause catastrophic, sometimes fatal, "side effects." "Vaccines" have ruined an untold number of lives, and they will continue to do so as long as they're available (timestamp 32:20)

If pharmaceutical companies cured you, they'd go bankrupt. if banks helped you get out of debt, they'd collapse. if politicians actually solved all your problems, nobody would elect them again. If Tom kills Jerry the show is over. It's all a big show. Everything is fake.

Game on!

I didn’t anticipate this regarding my workout videos

If you're spending at least a $1,000 per month on Facebook and Instagram ads you should be getting a 5x return on ad spend at minimum. If you're not, there are only a handful of possible problems. Social media ads work if you do them right. When a lack of return happens, it's usually one (or more) of the following issues. 1. No Split Testing You're running only one ad, one headline, one image, one offer, and hoping for the best. Marketing is not gambling and winning campaigns are discovered through testing a bunch of them. 2. Bad Creative Your ad must stop the scroll. Boring stock photos, generic chiropractic images and uninspired copy get ignored. 3. Wrong Audience The message is being shown to people who don't care or are beyond your target radius. The right message in front of the wrong audience loses every time. 4. Poor Follow-Up Many chiropractic clinics spend thousands generating leads and then take hours or days to contact them. The money isn't being lost in the ad. It's being squandered in the terrible follow-up process. 5. No Retargeting The vast majority of people don't buy the first time they see you. They need to get to know, like and trust you first. If you're not retargeting website visitors, video viewers, fan page engagers and leads, you're leaving money on the table. 6. Inconsistent Campaigns Some doctors run ads for two weeks and get nervous. Then, they shut them off and eventually start over three months later. This is the kiss of death. Consistency is the name of the game and that's how you win. 7. Weak or Vague Offer You can't out-market a lame offer. A $49 consult and exam special may get crushed by a compelling dinner workshop, neuropathy care package, knee pain program, decompression case study, etc. 8. Hiring a Mediocre Agency Many agencies have never owned a practice, never sat in a report of findings, never answered phones and have no clue what actually converts into patients. They might know how to run a few ads but they don't know how to grow a seven-figure practice. 9. No Tracking If you don't know your cost per lead, cost per appointment, show rate, conversion rate and patient value... you're flying blind. 10. Strategy Problems This is the big one. The ad, offer and audience might be fine but the overall strategy could be flawed. A great strategy can make average ads profitable while a bad one can destroy even great ads. Imagine owning a race car. Most chiros immediately blame the engine when they lose a race. In reality, it could be the driver, tires, fuel, track conditions, pit crew or the race strategy. Social media ads are the same way. The ad platform is just the car and everything else determines whether you win. I consistently find that most chiropractors don't have an advertising problem. They have a campaign strategy issue. That's one of the things I'll be covering at the Social Media Revenue Summit this August. During my workshop, we'll break down winning campaigns step-by-step, identify where money is leaking out of your marketing and show you how to build ads that consistently attract quality new patients. I'll show you how to get a high ROI and how to stop all the bot traffic that's clicking your ads and lowering your conversions. If you're tired of guessing and want to see what actually works in today's market, join us in Atlanta. One winning campaign can change the trajectory of your entire practice. We're going to build so much more than that, though. What's been your #1 challenge with social media ads so far? Leave a comment below.

Store bought salad being dowsed in the same Chemicals used to clean your toilet won’t surprise anyone. Just about every type of food production has been corrupted in favour of profit.

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Learn how the most successful practices are using social media to multiply their impact, influence and monthly profits. I personally help you map-out the exact strategies as well as provide an EASY-TO-FOLLOW plan of action to ensure your success. This experience is for those chiropractors and entrepreneurs who are serious about doubling their monthly profits while building more freedom into their lives. Register here before we’re sold out. Profit365.org/smrs

Be grateful when there is nothing obvious to be grateful for. Be certain when the outcome is unclear. Think expansion when everything around you is contracting.

Come on, Doc... You have no problem dropping $25,000 on the latest and greatest piece of equipment. Yet, when I ask you to test $500 on social media advertising you get uncomfortable. If that first test doesn't perform well you get anxious. This is so irrational. Don’t be afraid to invest in your practice in order to amplify your message. Gadgets don’t usually market themselves. Don’t be scarcity minded since that's only going to keep you small. Those Facebook and Instagram advertising "deposits" made over the last 15 years have garnered so much momentum that we couldn't turn off the referral machine even if we wanted to. It's ensured LONGEVITY, prosperity and shaped the way my brand is perceived in the marketplace. These platforms could disappear tomorrow and I'd still get referrals because of the goodwill that's been cultivated. Consistency pays big dividends. I have never once pulled back on advertising or thought about stopping. That's a good lesson to learn. Being in front of people less is never the solution. Strategy is everything here... Are you playing just for short term wins or are you in it for the long haul? You can effectively marry both. Once that snowball turns into an avalanche and you hit a tipping point, you're set. It's time to commit to the process before the window of opportunity is gone.

It seems like a lot of people try to build wealth alone and that's one of the biggest financial mistakes they ever make. One person may not have $50,000 or $500,000 sitting around to buy an investment property, apartment building or cash-flowing business. However, three people probably do. The wealthy have understood this concept for generations. They form partnerships, create joint ventures and pool capital. Relationships are the ultimate leverage. If harnessed correctly, you combine resources to acquire assets that would be difficult or impossible to purchase individually. The average person tries to go at it alone. Maybe they save more, work harder and hope for a raise. Meanwhile, inflation continues to chip away at purchasing power year after year. I'm not suggesting you should rush into partnerships with random people. Due diligence and trust matter, plus you need the right legal structure. Instead of thinking, "How can I do this by myself?" The better question is, "Who could I strategically partner with to acquire something bigger than either of us could alone?" A single ant can't move a boulder, but guess what? Thousands can. Most of us don't lack opportunity. We just haven't understood or utilized leverage. As economic uncertainty grows, those who learn how to collaborate, aggregate resources and acquire cash-flowing assets have a significant advantage over those trying to paddle upstream by themselves. Would you ever consider partnering with others to buy real estate or acquire a business? Why or why not? Also, if you have something you want me to take a look at, let's talk. Sometimes we partner on deals if they're a good fit. We'll use our connections and resources to create a win-win scenario.