What is Chronobiology?
By Melinda Perkins – Circadian Rhythm. Biological Rhythm. Body Clocks. We’ve heard the words. We might use them in casual conversation. We might even preach to our clients the
The Power of Precision: Where Action Equals Results
By Melinda Perkins – Look at next week’s schedule. What if you could breeze through all those appointments, fit in a few urgent cases and take Friday off? Are you
Training With The Mind In Mind
– By Melinda Perkins Pick up your pen. Put it down. Within seconds, in that simple act, your body and mind will have engaged in an intricate dance that is
Precision Saves You Time
By Melinda Perkins Life is busy. You get one hour a couple times a week or a month with your client. You want to educate them, inspire them, facilitate behavior
Break That Client Cycle: Transform New Year’s Resolutions into Reality
By Melinda Perkins – Welcome to the New Year! You’re rested, fueled and organized. You’re well-versed in the natural life cycle of the health industry. That’s why you’re fully expecting
Reflecting on Precision Life: A Year-End Review
By Melinda Perkins – As we stand on the precipice of this year’s end and next year’s beginning it’s natural to pause, take a breath and look over our shoulder
Your Client’s Happiness is Your Job
By Melinda Perkins – Let’s face it, your clients choose you because they are unhappy. Let’s face it, your clients choose you because they are unhappy. Happy people’s pain
Your Client Failed to Get a Result Because You Failed to Clean Your Desk
By Melinda Perkins – That’s outrageous, you think. But what if it’s true? Here’s what we know about the human animal. We are big bags of tissues, swirling with chemicals
Are You Really in Flow? A Discussion of the True Science Behind Our Flow State
By Melinda Perkins You’re running down the field, dodging in and out of gaps that seem to open just as you approach. You’re running down the field, dodging in and
Why it Pays to be a Great Teacher to Your Clients
By Melinda Perkins – We laugh at the vision of a fish being tested to climb a tree, but do we really know what this translates to in our interactions