The Practice Gap

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Content marketing, how and where to begin? Andre Askeland is a content marketing creator and in this podcast he will guide us how to choose the right marketing platform for you. Should you use youtube? How about facebook, Instagram? You cannot be present everywhere, then there would be time in the day to do your actual work. You need to chose one. The one you choose depends on you personality, what you like to do, and what the message you want to share.
This podcast is for chiropractors and other practitioners, who want to build their practice. I am Elisabeth Aas-Jakobsen, a chiropractor, business-owner, coach, and entrepreneur on mission to help you close the gap between where you are and the practice you want. Here you will find relevant tips for you to move along your practice journey.

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To lead others or yourself, you have to start with yourself first. But where do we start? Leading others and self-leadership turns out to have a lot in common.
Get on board on a journey of self-discovery with leadership coach Inger Beate Botheim and myself, as we discuss the transformative power of self-leadership and authenticity. Looking into the complexities of inner growth, this episode promises to shed light on how your personal quest for self-awareness can dramatically improve your leadership capabilities. From embracing vulnerability to challenging personal narratives, we navigate leaders' inner workings, examining how our private battles shape our public success.
In our conversation, she underscores the critical role of emotional intelligence, diving into the teachings of Brené Brown's "Atlas of the Heart" to amplify our understanding of emotional literacy. Discover the art of pausing between stimulus and response, a technique allowing for more thoughtful decision-making and cultivating more profound relationships. Inger illustrates how a seasoned leader can refine their approach to emotional triggers, leading to a harmonious balance between professional achievement and personal satisfaction.
Wrapping up an episode that's as enlightening as it is engaging, she advocates for the joy in the leadership development process. To explore the delicate act of aligning personal dreams with societal expectations and the exhilarating potential of practicing new behaviors that resonate with your true self. Join us for this heartfelt exchange as we pave the way for an authentic, enjoyable voyage toward becoming the leader or self-leader you're meant to be.
I am honored that The Practice Gap is on the list of the Top 100 Chiropractic Podcasts on the web. Link is below.
https://blog.feedspot.com/chiropractic_podcasts/

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Elisabeth Aas-Jakobsen, DC, MSc
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Join us in this episode with Carine Tobiasson from Praksisliv, who's spent over 20 years working with chiropractors and therapists. She's here to share her tips on how to make the most of your career in chiropractic care. If you are physiotherapist, massage therapist, osteopath or any other therapist, everything in this episode is relevant to your practice as well.
We'll talk about what makes a chiropractor stand out from the crowd. It's all about passion, learning from your experiences, and building strong connections with your patients. Plus, we'll tackle the common struggle many chiropractors face: confidence. We'll share some practical tips to boost your confidence and improve your practice.
Imagine building relationships with your patients that go beyond just their medical needs. We'll discuss the importance of good communication and how small gestures can make a big difference in healthcare.
I'll also share my own story of learning and growing in the field, including the benefits of reviewing your interactions with patients to get better at what you do. And don't worry, we'll give you some straightforward advice on how to build a loyal patient base.
So, if you're looking to take your chiropractic career to the next level, tune in for some valuable insights and actionable tips. You won't want to miss this!
I am honored that The Practice Gap is on the list of the Top 100 Chiropractic Podcasts on the web. Link is below.
https://blog.feedspot.com/chiropractic_podcasts/

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Elisabeth Aas-Jakobsen, DC, MSc
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Are you struggling to share your message with the world due to a fear that you can't quite define? Are you afraid of being judged by your peers or being called out for not having enough knowledge? Join me, Elisabeth, as we explore how to find out what might be stopping us, and how we can step beyond our fear. In the studio with me, I have Inger Beate Botheim, a coach who works with leadership development.
In this episode, Inger Beate Botheim will invite us to understand our fears of putting our message out to the world and the natural transition to understanding the difference between shame and guilt. Just the mentioning of these emotions might send shivers down your spine. We'll dig deep into the complexities of these emotions and how they can hinder our ability to connect with others. By naming and sharing our stories, we can find the courage to overcome feelings of unworthiness and empower ourselves and those around us.
In this episode, Inger Beate will offer strategies for how we can differentiate between feelings like shame and guilt, and why this is super helpful for you. Inger Beate is heavily inspired by the work of Brené Brown on how to foster connections through the strength found in vulnerability. Join us for a journey to emotional literacy and empowerment, where the sharing of our most inner fears becomes the bridge to communal resilience and growth.
I am honored that The Practice Gap is on the list of the Top 100 Chiropractic Podcasts on the web. Link is below.
https://blog.feedspot.com/chiropractic_podcasts/

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Elisabeth Aas-Jakobsen, DC, MSc
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Learn and get inspired by how to solve financial partnerships in chiropractic practice. In this episode Kristoffer Nordrum Hansen tells openhearted about what he and his partner Marius Riiber Eikeland did and how it works. As he returns on this podcast he tells how they worked on creating fair and effective income agreements. Discover a model that shuns internal competition, enabling chiropractors to focus on what truly matters—patient care and collaborative success. We tackle the often-daunting topic of money matters head-on, with Christoffer shedding light on various financial structures and the vital need for open communication. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, these insights are invaluable for keeping your practice's pulse strong and steady.
We share tales from different walks of chiropractic life, demonstrating how personal experiences shape our professional journeys. The conversation then transitions to the art of relationship-building within the practice, drawing parallels to a marriage that necessitates patience and active nurturing. This episode is more than just a guide; it's a testament to the human connections that define and drive the chiropractic profession forward, with Kristoffer's experiences offering a roadmap for success and fulfillment.

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Elisabeth Aas-Jakobsen, DC, MSc
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