It’s Not One More. It’s One Less. | Dr. Cameron Maynard

Dr. Cameron Maynard joins Rip It to talk about chiropractic mindset, practice growth, burnout, mission, discipline, and staying anchored in principled chiropractic. Episode Show Notes What if the next patient is not one more thing you have to do? What if it is one less opportunity to change a life? In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Cameron Maynard for a powerful conversation about chiropractic mindset, leadership, purpose, burnout, practice growth, and staying anchored in the principle. Dr. Cameron shares the perspective shift that changed the way he practiced during one of the busiest seasons of his life. While adjusting hundreds of patients each week, speaking to patients, leading his team, and running a high-volume chiropractic office, he began to feel the weight of “one more.” Then the shift hit him. It is not one more. It is one less. One less chance to adjust. One less chance to lead. One less chance to speak truth. One less chance to help a family understand chiropractic. Dr. Cameron and Dr. Baker also talk about morning discipline, being present during the day, handling rejection, learning from feedback, reading biographies, staying congruent, and making the chiropractic mission bigger than yourself. Dr. Cameron also shares how chiropractic changed his own life after a serious neck injury, numbness, muscle atrophy, and a recommendation for spinal fusion surgery at only 21 years old. Through chiropractic care and spinal correction, he saw firsthand that the body was designed to heal. This episode is for chiropractors, chiropractic students, practice owners, and anyone who needs to reconnect with purpose, gratitude, and the bigger mission of chiropractic. Meet the Guest: Dr. Cameron Maynard Dr. Cameron Maynard is a chiropractor, speaker, mentor, and leader in the chiropractic profession. He is known for helping chiropractors stay anchored in principle, lead with conviction, and build practices that serve people at a higher level. Key Takeaways Chiropractic is a mission, not just a job Every adjustment is an opportunity to change a life Gratitude changes how you show up in practice Morning discipline helps you stay present during the day The mission must be bigger than your ego Chiropractors must learn to handle rejection, feedback, and repetition An anchored mind makes stronger leadership possible Principled chiropractic still needs doctors with courage and conviction What You’ll Learn What “it’s not one more, it’s one less” really means How Dr. Cameron handled high-volume chiropractic practice Why chiropractors can burn out when they lose gratitude How to stay present with patients and family Why boredom, feedback, and rejection must be conquered How to talk to people about chiropractic without being weird Why congruency matters in leadership How chiropractic helped Dr. Cameron avoid spinal fusion surgery Why chiropractors must stay anchored in the principle Connect with Dr. Cameroon. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cameron.maynard.2025 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drcameroninoklahoma/ Website: https://www.maxliving.com/clinic/maynard-family-chiropractic/about If this episode challenges you, share it with another chiropractor who needs to get back on mission. Subscribe to Rip It for more conversations that bring chiropractic back to innate intelligence, purpose, truth, and above-down, inside-out healing.