127 - The Difference Between Managing People and Leading Them | Dr. Andrew Alekna
Build Your Remarkable Practice for ChiropractorsShow Notes
The best leaders aren't the ones their teams can't live without. They're the ones who've built systems, communication, and trust that allow the practice to thrive even when they're away. Dr. Lona and Dr. Andrew Alekna explore what happens after you've hired the right people. They discuss why communication, accountability, and consistent leadership rhythms determine whether a team becomes independent or remains dependent on the practice owner.
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