Ft. Lauderdale, by Dr. Ogi Ressel

Saturday, February 21st 2009

Warm hellos to everyone,

Warm sunshine, surf gently caressing the beach, pristine white beaches,
fresh seafood, blue skies - that was the picture of Ft. Lauderdale.

Just got back from teaching what could only be described as an amazing
Module I in Florida. The energy in the room was electric as Linda and I
unravelled the mysteries of what it takes to be the best. My most favorite
part of Module I is the kaleidoscope that I see on everyone's face by the
time we end on Sunday. It is the look of hope, of reason, of knowledge,
of determination, and of certainty. It is the look that tells me that the soul
has stirred.

It is the look of hope where doctors suddenly realize that they can do it!
That they can absolutely have the practice they have only dreamed about
up to this point! And that can do it with no BS, no selling, no fear tactics,
no pressuring of patients at all, no prostituting their integrity, no gimmicky
marketing wizardry, and no "successful closing" techniques! And that they
can do it with absolute honesty, honor, integrity, clinical excellence, certainty,
fun and laughter! And that they can practice from the perspective that people
need them and not the other way around!
And that they can actually be paid for what they love to do!
What a concept!

My most favorite part however, is to take everyone on a journey of possibility
and of reality. Most doctors I meet have already been with another practice
consultant and for one reason or another have not experienced stellar
results - so they are sceptical. I totally understand.

By the end of Module I that initial scepticism is replaced with certainty,
power, logic, and a resolute determination! An absolute knowingness
that they are going to help as many people in their community as possible
 - especially children! That nothing will stand in their way! That they are a
power to be recknoned with! That their success is a shoe-in.

A sleeping giant has awoken.

Someone once said: "In a room that has been filled with darkness for a thousand
years, you only need one small candle to see what is in it - and the need of dusting."

God, I love what I do!

Warmest wishes to all,
Dr. Ogi Ressel