Make Your Life Extraordinary

If you've gotten where you were going, and if you're content to stay there indefinitely, and you aren't looking for new possibilities, you're "beached," Dr. Riekeman says. But you can have an extraordinary life. The choice is yours. What it takes is awareness that leads to a new paradigm and the leadership to bring that paradigm to the consciousness of others. You have to have a vision and the power to turn that vision into reality. Dr. Riekeman, called "the greatest visionary in chiropractic today" by Dr. Janice Hughes of The Masters Circle practice management consulting firm, tells how to Make Your Life Extraordinary. Through the power of words, by becoming complete with your past, through willingness to take risks, by being coachable and coaching others, and, above all, through vision, commitment and integrity, you can make your dream of an ideal life a reality. Your life can be extraordinary. Beginning is simple: See it (that's awareness) and say so (that's the power of words). Examples of vision and power in Make Your Life Extraordinary come from world events and the lives of ordinary people who produced extraordinary results thus changing the world.

Dr. Guy F. Riekeman is the fourth president of Life University in Marietta, Georgia. He brings an uplifting vision, focused energy and a wealth of practical experience in health care policy, higher education and the chiropractic profession to this critical leadership position. A 1972 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, Dr. Riekeman became a successful chiropractor and businessman creating companies and seminar programs to improve chiropractic practice and facilitate personal growth. As an educator he extols the message Living Extraordinarily in the classroom and far beyond. As a leader in the chiropractic profession Dr. Riekeman works tirelessly to inform the public and gain a greater appreciation of the shift from an authoritarian sickness care system to a vitalistic partnership approach to health and wellness. For 30 years he has organized efforts to advance personal integrity, and has worked tirelessly through educational programs and thousands of personal presentations to promote a new attitude and approach to health care and personal responsibility. In a dynamically changing world glutted with information and roiling with uncertainty, Dr. Riekeman demonstrates the unique ability to articulate meaning and inspire discipline for institutional, professional and personal success.