669. The Investment That Never Crashes-with Dr. Steve Judson and Dr. Drew Henderson

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Dr. Steve Judson reveals a form of investing that never crashes, shifting the focus from portfolios to purpose.

The episode opens with Dr. Steve Judson and Dr. Drew Henderson greeting each other and discussing their busy Mondays. Judson introduces the concept of investing that never crashes, shifting from financial portfolios to purpose. Henderson shares his investment in reading books like those by Muller and John Bunyan for personal education. They discuss investing attention, with Henderson noting he doesn't watch TV and instead focuses on activities like working out on the beach. Henderson recounts a story about Lainey, an 11-year-old race car driver who requested an atlas adjustment before her competition, highlighting the investment in her potential. Judson describes a 40-year-old patient who broke down crying after her first atlas adjustment, emphasizing its impact on her state of mind. The hosts talk about investing time in others, such as Henderson adjusting college girls on spring break on a street corner in St. Pete. They reflect on the importance of philosophy in chiropractic, criticizing students who prioritize technique over principle. Judson and Henderson discuss their history of investing in chiropractic education, including attending philosophy events as students. They mention the upcoming Dynamic Essentials (DE) intensive in April, noting it's sold out but encouraging attendance. Judson announces a special audio gift for students who attend DE and mention the podcast. The hosts talk about global chiropractic efforts through the International Federation of Chiropractors Organizations (IFCO). They emphasize unity and investing in the future of the profession, referencing Dr. Sid Williams' legacy. The episode concludes with promotions for sponsors and a call to action to join the movement.

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A roadside adjustment session turns investment into a story about time, service, and future families.

The episode frames investment less as a portfolio question than a test of what lasts. After a record day in Venice, Florida, Dr. Steve Judson and Dr.

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