Performance
Perform at your best. Improve your mental focus. Be at the top of your game, whatever game that might be.
There are many aspects to being in the best shape you can be in. It doesn’t just take gaining skills and training your body. Your body has to function at its top capacity. Without this, all your skills and training still won’t get you to the top of your game. All your body parts, from the macro level to the micro level, have to function as a whole, and you have to have the proper balance between strengthening and recovery to keep you moving forward. Then there’s your mind. Many people fall short simply because they hold themselves back mentally. By working on the challenges of the mind, you can experience more ease. In the properly functioning body, your body will follow your mind.
Performance is something we all do every day and in every stage of our lives. Performance isn’t just for sports competitors, though often these people see the immediate effects of improved performance because they physically push themselves.
Many businessmen and businesswomen need to be at the top of their game as well. The high demands of business and corporate life require focus and strategy. And, students too need to perform well in order to retain, utilize and demonstrate their knowledge.
Daily living requires your body to peform at its best so that you continue to stay challenged and content throughout all stages of life. Some people want to be doers rather than watchers. Recent media has focused on celebrating the success of others while those watching are left to believe that they are somehow different from those celebrities. But, in actuality, says Dr. Jeff Spencer (a Chiropractor who’s worked with many celebrity athletes), those who “experience fulfillment are those who continuously seek challenges and set new goals” to continue to evolve and grow throughout their lives.
Excellence is a learned skill built from building blocks and preparation. Some of the most important building blocks are meeting physiological demands and replenishing them when depleted, recognizing your unique talents, making sure internal struggles are worked through, and setting out with clear, focused planning. 
Don’t be held hostage by uncertainty and cower to the enormity of what you envision success to be. Confidence comes from having small successes. These small successes lead to larger successes when they begin to add together. Past successes lead to having confidence. It’s a chain reaction. Overcome adversity by entering the chain.
Dr. White’s treatment rebuilds the building blocks, helping to give your body what it needs to perform well, and helps focus your mind toward achieving your best.
