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Albert Einstein famously said, "The only thing that is constant is change." Isn't that the truth? Dr Rubin discusses what that means as you encounter constant obstacles in your life. What will you do when you face these challenges? Hit them head on or turn away? As the great 'sage' from the movie Galaxy Quest once said, "Never give up. Never surrender!"

In the last episode from Live in Houston, Dr. Rubin explores the question: How does innate contact you? Is innate obvious or subtle? Is it easy to contact innate? Based on BJ Palmer's story of how innate contacts education. Includes an interesting Q & A at the end.

Dr. Sid Williams had a saying that he drilled into our heads every seminar. "Work is fun...I love to work!" We are so blessed to have found a career where that is 100% true. If you fall in love with your work, then you don't ever work a day in your life. I go to the office to play every day! Learn how to make this possible in your life.

BJ Palmer in his 1949 book, The Bigness of the Fellow Within, talks about Slipping & Checking in the game of golf vs the game of life. Easy to tell when you've slipped in golf. The poor outcome is automatic (ball heads into the woods, drops in the lake, etc). In life it's not that straightforward. You can slip and slip and slip and not know it or realize it for months, years or ever! Dr. Rubin explains how he uses slipping & checking in his life. This is the 2nd in the series of 3 lectures Dr. Rubin did live in Houston, Texas. Please note there is a question at first that takes about 1 minute before Dr. Rubin begins the podcast.

I will are the two magic words. Dr. Rubin then asks the question, "what will you do?" What will you do with all the gift you've been given? All the talent that you have? Are you planning your life? Are you designing your life? Don't let anybody else create your dream. Start now, start here, start today! Listen on.

Dr. Rubin live in Houston, Texas, speaking to an excited group of students about chiropractic philosophy. Chiro philosophy is about living your whole life, going all out, being innately driven and serving a higher purpose. At the end Dr. Rubin fields a few questions from the audience. This is part 1 of a 3 part series, to be released 1x week.

Dr Rubin was inspired by Joe A, a student, who recently asked "what really made Starbucks successful?" Was it there coffee? Or was it the experience that they created surrounding the coffee? The same question is asked about chiropractic. What makes a successful chiropractic office? Or a successful any sort of business? It's the experience, the personality of the business that makes the biggest difference. Listen as Dr. Rubin takes the Starbucks experience one step further.

Byron Katie in her book, Loving What Is, describes that "If you argue with reality, you will lose 100% of the time." So many of us question our past and live a life of 'shoulda's & coulda's' rather than focus on the only thing we can change right now, and that's our mind. "To be, act as if!"

122 years and this is what we have become? How do we grow the next 100 years to make them so much better than our first century? What should we be focusing on? Dr Rubin, in front of a very enthusiastic crowd at the GCC Bonfire Philosophy Night, gave chiropractic a picture of why we do what we do, and how to get to the next level! Just an FYI, the first 30 seconds of this talk are an announcement made by the GCC president after Dr Rubin was introduced so the sound quality is much lower during those opening moments.

There is so much to accomplish in this crazy fast paced hectic life we lead. But why is it that the busiest people are the ones who always seem to be able to get the most done? It might be because they have their 'why' figured out. What you do in life is not as important as the why you do what you do! Learn that secret today!

Many of us know the beautiful and haunting melody of the famous U2 song, in which Bono sings "how long to sing this song?" Events in Las Vegas this past week made Dr Rubin think about that song. How long do we have to sing the song of sorrow and tragedy and heartbreak? How many more people have to sacrifice their lives before enough people decide to make changes? Dr. Rubin thinks the time is now. What do you think? Students… This message is especially for you. You are our country's future. We need you to stand up and take charge and change our America. The people currently in power certainly aren't doing it.

Malala Yousafzai is the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Her story is an amazing one. After viewing her Nobel acceptance speech, Dr Rubin was compelled to talk about her amazing fortitude and resilience, and also relate it to how important it is to work to help what Malala calls 'the voiceless children.' This podcast was originally posted in May of 2016.

Have you ever been in a place where everyone around you thought you were absolutely crazy for what you were about to do, but you went ahead and did it anyway? In this story about the 'Valley of the Blind', Dr Rubin explains, through a fictional story originally based on the work of HG Wells and retold by Reggie Gold, one person was lead down a path where he had to make a choice, and he chose to take the path less traveled. He chose to go against what 'everybody' else said, and do what was right in his heart. Where is your path taking you?

BJ Palmer's most immortalized words are from his book, The Glory of Going On: "You have in your possession a sacred trust. Guard it well." What are you doing to guard it well? Are you honoring that sacred trust? That's a decision you make complete every day, or go off the path every day. Like BJ's message several podcasts ago, from The Story of Slipping and Checking, the time to change things is right now. Do you know what your sacred trust is? Are you guarding it well?

Have you wondered why there is so much talk about concussion lately? When I was a kid growing up in the 1960s there was hardly any concussion, hardly any autism, hardly any ADHD. What is happening to our children these days? Listen as Dr. Rubin gives his thoughts about this pervasive issue.

Ever wonder what allows those Innate thought flashes to appear out of nowhere while you're driving, running, we're taking a shower? Are you the kind of person who listens to those thought flashes, or ignores them? Do you write down the ideas given to you by those thought flashes? Listen as Dr. Rubin explains BJ Palmer's philosophy on how to best allow the innate mind to contact the educated mind.

Do you remember Eric Clapton's great hit song "Change the World?" That is Dr. Rubin's latest podcast topic, regarding the impact Dr. Larry Webster had on him and had on chiropractic. Is it true that one person can change the world? Why not you? Why not now?

Why are we seeing an increase in the number of water catastrophes around the planet in the last 10 to 20 years? A recent article in the Economist magazine shows us this trend is getting worse every year. If we remember that human beings are made up of more than 70% water, maybe humanity has a little bit of blame for the increase in these water related disasters? Listen in as Dr. Rubin explains an intriguing theory he first heard about from Dr. Emoto in The Hidden Messages of Water.

BJ Palmer, in his book The Bigness of the Fellow Within, has a fabulous chapter titled The Story of Slipping and Checking. In it he talks about how, during the game of golf, it is very easy for you to notice when you've made a mistake. It is instantly apparent. But in the game of life, it is not that easy. Listen to Dr. Rubin as he talks about what slipping checking means for your life.

If we don't help the kids, who's going to? This statement stands for everybody, not just for pediatric chiropractors. This statement applies to parents, family members, teachers, therapists, coaches, anybody who deals with kids. If we don't stand for the kids, who will? Listen as Dr. Rubin explains the new urgency we must have when it comes down to taking care our legacy, the children.