Reaching Success in the Functional Medicine Field, with David Neagle

<p>David Neagle joins The FM Shift again to share more principles for <strong>reaching success</strong> in the functional medicine field. Hear insights about:</p> <ul> <li>David’s upcoming live event, “The Art of Success”</li> <li>Key principles for <strong>reaching success</strong> in the functional medicine field</li> <li>The pillars we can use to create a life in alignment with our financial and spiritual goals</li> <li>What role psychology plays in the success journey</li> <li>How to discover your purpose in life and act upon it</li> <li>How to overcome resistance to change so you can grow as a functional medicine provider</li> <li>Different techniques and tools we can use to deprogram ourselves and get in the success mindset</li> </ul> <h2>Reaching Success as an FM Practitioner</h2> <p>David Neagle is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, and he is back for another episode of The FM Shift. If you didn’t get a chance to listen to his last episode, you can find it <a href= "https://thefmshift.com/podcasts/choose-your-attitude/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>. David has helped thousands of entrepreneurs build the confidence and mindset they need to drive revenue and achieve success. He is back again to talk about the key principles for reaching success as a functional medicine practitioner. He also discusses his upcoming live event, “The Art of Success,” and some of the key takeaways we can use to build a success blueprint.</p> <h3>Psychology and Success</h3> <p>“The Art of Success” is Life Is Now’s premier seminar. It is an integral part of David’s growth philosophy, and it is a tool entrepreneurs can use to build the life they’ve always wanted. The success journey is as much a psychological journey as it is anything else, and in order to change our psyche, we have to first understand it. What role does psychology play in reaching success, and how can we get more out of it? Every person has a purpose embedded in their psychological construct. It is our job t