Chiropractic Speaker Motivating Chiropractors Since 1985

Mr. Bill Esteb stood in front of his first chiropractic audience in 1985. Asked to be a guest speaker at an advanced Renaissance Seminar, it launched a career that has spanned over four decades.

Since then he has motivated and inspired thousands as a chiropractic speaker by presenting his unique “patient’s point of view” at conventions, association meetings, and chiropractic gatherings around the world.

Bill Esteb Is a Motivational Speaker Who Creates Possibilities

“Because I am not a chiropractor, but rather a devoted chiropractic patient, my presentations are very different than the usual left-brain content at many chiropractic gatherings,” smiles Bill. “Instead, I explain why patients do what they do—and what can be done about it.”

Like a chiropractor or any health care professional, the primary job of a motivational speaker is to produce hope.

Chiropractors struggling to adapt to reduced reimbursement, higher deductibles, social media, and today's short attention spans, appreciate Bill’s pragmatic, down-to-earth approach and energetic presentation style.

Inspiring chiropractic audiences requires far more than rah-rah session! Or presenting a new procedure or communication technique. It means reminding each attendee of their purpose, creating a vision, showing up curious, and restoring the awe of what it means to be a chiropractor.

It’s an assignment that Bill is a master at delivering.

A frequent contributor at the Parker Experience in Las Vegas, Bill’s interactive style engages chiropractors and paraprofessionals.

A Speaker That Creates Connection

Because he is not a chiropractor, his perspective is not driven by technique, philosophy, or political squabbling. Instead, his motivational presentations are creative explorations that inspire critical thinking and a healthy questioning of the status quo. He reveals new, overlooked opportunities that can grow virtually every practice.

He offers new ways to create deeper, more influential patient relationships.

What does it take to make a chiropractic presentation motivational?

Relevance – does it apply to my unique situation?
Congruence – does it resonate with my worldview?
Usefulness – is it something I can put to use?
Actionable – can I visualize its beneficial effects?
Optimistic – does it create hope for a better tomorrow?

Secure Bill As Your Next Convention Speaker

Contact Bill to determine his availability, speaking fees, and presentation topic for your next chiropractic program. Speak with organizations that have recently hosted one of his programs.