Chiro Hustle Podcast 080 – Clint Steele, DC
Dr. Steele graduated from chiropractic school at the tender age of 23. With his doctorate in hand, he set out to change the world through chiropractic. He was quickly brought back to reality however with the misperception of chiropractic most of the public held. Back and neck pain, “just fix my back and neck pain doc.” Needing to pay his bills and raise a family he fell into the trap. 17 stress filled years later he quit never to practice again…or so he thought. His breaking point came a few years later as he was selling Kirby vacuum cleaners door to door and a letter from his grandmother telling him to get his life together. And so he did. He got back into chiropractic. But this time it was going to be done his way. Sharing the TRUTH of chiropractic with this community he and his beautiful wife Tina, built a practice from 0-500 PVW in 6 months, 100% cash and took a PVA that was 12 in his previous practice to a PVA of over 100 today. Dr. Steele and his wife Tina, live in Maine along with their 6 kids. They now have two offices, three doctors and practice members who know the TRUTH of chiropractic and bring their families in for care regularly, symptoms or not! They are now on a mission to share this TRUTH with the world and help other chiropractors, using this same system, do what they did.
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