Business Pleasure Mix

Dr. Erich Breitenmoser was a client/event producer–now he is a friend, someone I truly care about and would go the extra mile for. This transition in life is vital if you’re going to nurture long-term relationships. The solution for me is a simple one…let’s do something together we both relate to, both would do for free even it there was no profit motivation, both dream about, and are both passionate about, and could not consider ever giving up…the answer:

Sure we’ve made a lot of money together, have similar interests and adore our families–BUT, until we joined each other on the ski slopes in Mammoth California–we never really connected, really began to relate philosophically and emotionally. After two days and one night, a foundation of trust and common belief has surfaced. For some it’s golf, tennis. poker, the country club, mommy and me, the motorcycle club, the gym–you get the idea…

Here’s a one minute testimonial reel revealing why Dr. Erich is generating millions of dollars in revenue p/yr., while other Chiropractors are barely getting by:

So the single greatest thing you can do to build strong relationships with those you suspect will be extraordinary, is to experience one of your passion activities in life with that individual, and be open to sharing in their interests as well. Sounds like precisely what one does in a balanced relationship or marriage. That’s the whole point–in order to dissolve mental barriers that would normally bring you closer in life, you’ll want to position yourself in a non-threatening, non-business environment. I love to ski and have made a fortune on the slopes by sharing this incredible activity/process with people I felt I could relate to on a more profound level. The majority time I’ve been right, and as a direct result of spending quality time–we’ve been able to develop a deeper understanding of one another unique life perspective/perception.

There’s a huge lesson here if you’re ready to receive…