A few years ago, Chase Dansie found himself limited by Lyme disease. Now, he’s grateful for the experience. In this episode, Chase talks about how Strategic Coach^® helped him through a very hard time and how he’s using his orthodontist practice to improve people’s lives.

Here's some of what you'll learn in this episode:

What allowed Chase to finally join The Strategic Coach® Program.
How Chase learned that you can take something horrible and turn it into something useful.
The signs of Lyme disease and the importance of getting the right diagnosis and treatment.
Some of the positive by-products that came out of Chase having Lyme disease.
What gets Chase up and going in the morning.

Show Notes:

An entrepreneur going about things alone develops all sorts of bad habits.

The biggest problem for entrepreneurs is being alone and having no one to talk to about both your challenges and your successes.

None of us celebrate our progress enough.

The Strategic Coach Program isn’t centred on the business. It’s focused on you as a person.

When something comes up and you don’t know what to do, Strategic Coach has processes you can follow that will help you get solutions.

You can interpret your past experiences however you want to.

You feel more normal when you’re in a community of people with similar challenges and obstacles to yours.

If you’re experiencing a health challenge, it’s comforting to know you’re not the only one.

Strategic Coach clients have a kind of shared language.

Surrounding yourself with people, and having connections with others, can help you pull through some very difficult times.

When you’re aware of the challenges someone is having, it lets you have compassion for them like you never would have before.

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