On this episode of the Mile High Podcast, you'll hear from Dr. Haig John, an international speaker, private practitioner on Florida's Space Coast, and the developer of the INNATE Chiropractic Adjusting Workshop Series.

His work includes INNATE Adjusting, INNATE Newborn Adjusting and Subluxation Analysis, ZERO Gravity Adjusting, and the Synapse Chiropractic Philosophy podcast.

This conversation goes deep.

You'll hear how Chiropractic changed the course of Dr. Haig's life after a serious accident during college left him in pain, struggling, and feeling like his life was falling apart. One adjustment changed the trajectory. That experience eventually led him away from law school and into Chiropractic.

You'll also hear about the mentors who helped shape his path, including teachers and leaders who kept the philosophy, service, and spiritual depth of Chiropractic alive in his life.

This episode is a reminder that Chiropractic is never only about technique.

It is about service and purpose.

It is about the privilege of delivering something that helps reconnect people to life.

Dr. Haig shares powerful insight on the spirit of Chiropractic, the importance of reading the Green Books, the value of staying curious, and the responsibility that comes with placing your hands on another human being. He also speaks about INNATE Workshops, newborn trauma, and the need for chiropractors to keep growing in skill, depth, and certainty.

🎧 In this episode, you'll hear:

• How Chiropractic redirected Dr. Haig John's life

• Why must service stay at the center of practice

• What INNATE Adjusting means and why it matters

• Why newborn care deserves more attention in Chiropractic

• How curiosity keeps Chiropractors growing

• Why the Green Books still matter

• What it means to serve the spirit through Chiropractic

This episode carries a message that brings you back to the heart of why you do this work.

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You'll also get to hear Dr. Haig John live at Mile High 14.

There are many places you could spend a weekend. Mile High is where Chiropractic comes alive in a way that stays with you long after the event ends.

📍 Mile High 14
📆 August 20–23, 2026
📍 Denver, Colorado
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Tune in now and be inspired by this powerful conversation.

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On today's episode of the Mile High Podcast, you're revisiting the Mile High 10 stage with a powerful presentation from Dr. Richelle Knowles.

Her message centers on one of the most important foundations of Chiropractic.

Purpose.

Dr. Richelle reminds the audience of a phrase often shared by Dr. Chris Kent: "When you're on purpose, you're not alone."

Many chiropractors experience moments in practice when the pressure feels heavy. Running a practice, managing a team, caring for patients, and navigating the business side of healthcare can feel overwhelming. At times, it can feel isolating.

Yet Chiropractic has always been about something much bigger than the individual doctor.

It is about service. It is about purpose.

In this talk, Dr. Richelle shares stories from her own practice that remind us why chiropractors continue showing up every day. She describes caring for a young woman with multiple sclerosis whose body responded immediately to care, and she shares the transformation of families who were already doing everything right for their health, yet still needed Chiropractic to help their nerve systems function at their highest level.

Those moments reveal the truth of the profession. Chiropractic changes lives.
The daily stress, the challenges of business, and the countless responsibilities of practice can easily distract from that truth. Yet the purpose of Chiropractic always brings the focus back to what matters most: the people in your care and the lives being impacted by your work.

Dr. Richelle also speaks about the importance of building purpose-driven practices. A clear purpose enables chiropractors and their teams to stay aligned, serve their communities more effectively, and remain grounded in the profession's mission.

Purpose connects the doctor, the team, and the patients who walk through the door. Purpose reminds chiropractors that they are part of something larger than themselves.

As we recognize Women's History Month, a time to celebrate the leadership and influence of women who continue to shape the future of Chiropractic. Dr. Richelle's work as a doctor, educator, and mentor reflects the impact women bring to the profession every day.

🎧 Listen to the episode and share it with a colleague who would appreciate this reminder of why Chiropractic matters.

📍 Mile High 2026
August 20–23, 2026
Denver, Colorado

Register now at
👉 RiseUpToMileHigh.com

In celebration of Women's History Month, you can use the special promo codes:
Chiropractors: BRINGADC
Students: BRINGASTUDENT

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On this episode of the Mile High Podcast, you will hear a replay of a powerful presentation delivered by Dr. Richelle Knowles at Mile High Thirteen.

During this talk, Dr. Richelle addressed a topic that many chiropractors feel yet rarely discuss openly: the importance of building a strong, financially sustainable practice to protect and advance the profession of Chiropractic.

Chiropractic exists in a unique position within healthcare. The profession operates in what can only be described as a David and Goliath environment, where large pharmaceutical companies and major insurance systems dominate the healthcare landscape. Chiropractors succeed through clarity, service, and the strength of their community.

That reality makes business leadership an essential responsibility for every chiropractor.

In this episode, Dr. Richelle explains that running a successful practice cannot rely on chance, optimism, or hoping that patients will eventually find you. Long-term success requires systems, clear leadership, trained teams, and a commitment to knowing the numbers that guide the health of a practice.

You will hear Dr. Richelle share insights, including:

• Why many chiropractors unintentionally run their practices like a casino instead of a system
• How strong financial foundations allow chiropractors to support their families, their communities, and the profession itself
• Why predictable systems are more powerful than random marketing efforts
• How leadership, team development, and clear communication create a stable practice environment
• Why consistent actions over time produce the real "jackpot" in practice success

This message is ultimately about responsibility. When chiropractors build thriving practices, they gain the ability to support schools, contribute to research, mentor the next generation, and bring Chiropractic care to more families around the world.

In recognition of Women's History Month, this episode also celebrates the leadership and contributions of women in Chiropractic. From the earliest days of the profession to the present moment, women have played a vital role in shaping the philosophy, education, and future direction of Chiropractic.

Dr. Richelle continues that legacy through her work with Network Family Wellness Center, Lifetime Wellness Practice, and her teaching around the world.

🎧 Listen to the episode and share it with a colleague who would benefit from hearing this message.

📍 Mile High 2026
August 20–23, 2026
Denver, Colorado

Register here:
👉 RiseUpToMileHigh.com

Women's History Month special codes:

Chiropractors: BRINGADC
Students: BRINGASTUDENT

Be on higher ground.

P.S. If you would like to market your Chiropractic-based product or service to thousands of chiropractors, explore the opportunity to become a Mile High Podcast sponsor at bit.ly/BeAPodcastSponsor.