On this special episode of the Mile High Podcast, you'll hear from Dr. Donald "Donny" Epstein, with a recording of his presentation directly from the Mile High stage.

Dr. Donny has spent decades developing and teaching approaches including Network Chiropractic, NetworkSpinal Analysis, NetworkSpinal, Somato Respiratory Integration, and Reorganizational Healing. His work has been taught to thousands of chiropractors and students around the world.

During this Mile High presentation, he asks you to expand the conversation beyond simply helping someone move away from a problem.

What if the person in front of you is ready for more?

More awareness. More adaptability. More resourcefulness. More participation in life.

Dr. Donny traces this question back to the early years of his career, when he began considering the differences between people seeking relief, prevention, personal improvement, and ultimately the opportunity to improve the world.

• How Dr. Donny's early Chiropractic experiences shaped his evolving vision

• Why wellness reaches beyond the absence of disease

• The research that influenced the evolution of Network care

• Why awareness plays an important role in creating healthier choices

• How energy and information influence the way people experience life

• Why he introduced the term "practice member"

• The difference between patient-centered and person-centered perspectives

• How the spine, nerve system, and quality of life connect within his model

• Why informed choice matters in the care relationship

• How Chiropractic can invite people to seek more

One especially meaningful part of the presentation explores the origins of the term "practice member."

Dr. Donny explains that he began using it around 1982 as his perspective shifted away from defining the relationship around fixing a problem and toward creating a cooperative relationship centered on the person.

That distinction leads into a larger question for your practice:

Are the people you serve seeking less of something, or are you helping them discover what they want more of?

For Dr. Donny, that journey has continued through decades of research, teaching, clinical models, and exploration of how greater awareness can support changes in wellness and quality of life. His CV includes published work on Network Spinal Analysis and Reorganizational Healing, along with decades of international teaching.

This special episode gives you the opportunity to experience that conversation directly from the Mile High stage.

🎧 Tune in now and experience Dr. Donny Epstein's Mile High presentation.

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On this episode of the Mile High Podcast, you'll hear from Drs. Daniel and Richelle Knowles in an unfiltered Q&A recorded live at Mile High.

After nearly three decades in Chiropractic, they opened the conversation to the room.

The questions covered philosophy, science, art, business, marriage, team, family, leadership, and practice. The goal was simple: share what they have learned and support chiropractors navigating these same areas.

And the conversation gets real.

🎧 In this special episode, you'll hear:

• What they held onto too long as business owners
• The changes that helped take their practice to another level
• Why a clinical CA became a major turning point
• How systems can create greater freedom
• Why work-life integration matters more than chasing perfect balance
• How aligned values have shaped their marriage and work together
• What years of mistakes taught them about leadership
• Why becoming a better employer can strengthen your team
• How to recognize exceptional team members
• Why confidence and certainty matter in practice
• How to create a schedule around the life you want
• Why playing the long game changes the way you build your practice

One of the biggest themes throughout the conversation is freedom.

Drs. Daniel and Richelle share how their four-day practice schedule, systems, team, and shared responsibilities created space for family, mentoring, Mile High, travel, and service to Chiropractic.

Freedom also comes from clarity.

Dr. Daniel explains that an effortless practice begins with clear standards, policies, procedures, fees, recommendations, and a team that supports the way you choose to practice.

Dr. Richelle brings it back to certainty.

When you deeply believe in what you deliver, that certainty becomes part of how you communicate, how people experience your practice, and how you build lasting relationships with the people you serve.

And perhaps one of the simplest reminders from the entire conversation:

Your practice can be built on your terms.

🎧 Hit play and experience this unfiltered conversation with Drs. Daniel and Richelle Knowles.

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Today, September 10th, marks the birthday of B.J. Palmer, making today's special Mile High Podcast episode especially meaningful.

It's an opportunity to honor Chiropractic's history by looking toward its future.

On this episode of the Mile High Podcast, you'll hear from Dr. Daniel Knowles, with a recording of his presentation directly from the Mile High stage.

His message centers on something worth considering today:

Chiropractic has been entrusted to you. What will you do with it?

Dr. Danny shares a simple point that can bring the profession together. Across techniques, schools, organizations, and approaches, the adjustment and subluxation remain at the heart of what makes Chiropractic distinct.

• What makes Chiropractic uniquely Chiropractic

• Why unity across the profession matters

• How your practice can become a movement instead of a transaction

• Why mentorship can shape the next generation

• How systems and communication support greater impact

• Why your success gives you greater capacity to serve

• How you can give back to the profession that has given you so much

• Why protecting Chiropractic's future requires participation today

B.J. Palmer's legacy is part of the history you inherited. The next chapter is shaped by how you practice, lead, mentor, communicate, and serve.

Dr. Danny challenges you to consider the experience you create inside your practice.

People have access to more information than ever. What they deeply value is connection, purpose, and the feeling that they are part of something meaningful. Your practice can create that experience when your care, team, systems, and mission work together.

Your success matters, too.

Building a thriving practice gives you greater capacity to serve your family, your community, and Chiropractic. Strengthening your systems, communication, and leadership helps make that possible.

So on B.J. Palmer's birthday, take a moment to consider:

What has Chiropractic given you?

And perhaps an even more important question:

What are you giving back?

That question sits at the heart of Dr. Danny's Mile High message.

🎧 Tune in now and experience Dr. Daniel Knowles' Mile High presentation.

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Continue putting these ideas into action with LWP90: The Practice Freedom Immersion.

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P.S. Add your practice to the Mile High Chiropractic Directory at Directory.MileHighChiro.org. Once you're in the directory, others can find you, refer to you, and support your mission more easily all year long.