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How We Scaled From One to Five Clinics in Four Years with Alejandro Elias

In this episode, TWP coach Alejandro pulls back the curtain on how he and his wife Emily went from a single clinic in Abilene, Texas to owning five clinics across multiple states — all in just four years. He shares the real mistakes, hard lessons, and systems that made it possible. If you've ever wondered whether scaling is right for you, or how to build a business that doesn't need you to survive, this episode is a must-listen. In This Episode, You'll Learn: 1. Why W2 Doctors Kill Growth Alejandro's second clinic failed within 90 days — and he traces it directly to putting a doctor on a straight salary with no stake in the outcome. Learn why profit-sharing and equity change everything. 2. The Power of a Big Mission He wanted to build the "Chick-fil-A of upper cervical chiropractic." Discover how a compelling mission attracts the right people, keeps your team obsessed, and creates consistency across locations. 3. High Risk Tolerance Is Non-Negotiable Scaling isn't for everyone. Alejandro gets real about what it means to pull from personal savings to keep a clinic afloat — and how to know if multi-clinic ownership is truly for you. 4. The Culture Person (It's Not Who You Think) Every clinic has a designated culture keeper — and it's usually not the chiropractor. Learn how weekly and quarterly check-ins keep the team aligned and thriving. 5. Level 10 Meetings Borrowed from the book Traction, this meeting structure is the backbone of Alejandro's entire operation. He now runs all five clinics in a single 90-minute meeting every Tuesday. 6. Day-to-Day Systems That Scale From a patient lying on the floor to Arkansas staff knowing exactly what to do — Alejandro explains why documenting everything (Loom videos, Google Drive playbooks, Circle app) is what lets you truly step away. 7. Right Person, Right Seat Forget resumes. Alejandro hires for core values, learning speed, and natural strengths — and he shares why putting a talker on the front desk is a recipe for chaos. Key Takeaways: • Don't explore new ventures until your main business is truly scalable (he learned this the hard way with two Airbnbs) • Working 80 hours because you have to is very different from working 80 hours because you love it • Systems aren't just for multi-clinic owners — even a solo practice needs documented processesLast days to sign up for 90 day sprint!! Use this link (https://thewealthypractitioner.com/me...) to sign up!