Summary When your profession chooses you it is imperative you stay on course no matter what tries to slow you down. Whether it be a life-changing illness or a major setback, the will to continue on your quest will determine how clients perceive you and your ability to alter their health for the better. Today, Sabrina shares her journey of becoming a chiropractor. Her teenage years were strife with debilitating headaches until a family friend recommended a chiropractor. Within months of treatments, her pain was relieved and her new life path became clear. She would study chiropractic and serve people the way she had been served. And, later when Lyme disease threatened her vitality, how she holistically got rid of it. During this episode, Sabrina discusses her less than optimum chiropractic college experience, the speakers and students who made a lasting impact on her, the disease no one thought she would overcome, how her love of public speaking helped grow her business, and what inspired her to promote her favorite Brandi bombs. Get your free ‘6-Steps for Increasing Your Retention in a Vitalistic Model’ download from TheVitalityShift.com! Key Takeaways: Sabrina suffered for years with chronic headaches until a chiropractic experience changed her life. [1:29] Even though the subject matter was lacking, Sabrina found inspiration in guest speakers and in other students during her years in chiropractic college. [7:07] After two associate positions, Sabrina opened her current practice and beat the pavement by public speaking and offering free health classes to get clients. [17:28] How to tap into your client’s network to gain new clients. [22:16] How Sabrina rid herself of Lyme disease through natural healthcare practices. [27:21] What motivated Sabrina to help compile Brandi’s Facebook posts into the book, Sipping Brandi. [45:09] Learn More: The Shift Unplugged Seminar — Gold Coast May 31 - June 1 Dr. Don McDonald The Underdog Curse: The Cause, The Cure and The Road to Success @DrDonMacDonald on Twitter Dr. Don MacDonald on Facebook