277: Try New Things, Get Clients, and Build a Business That Thrives with Holistic Health Expert Nick Zyrowski

Nick Zyrowski from NuVisionExcel.com created one of the earliest online stores providing health advice, supplements, and lab testing to allow people to put themselves in the driver's seat of their own health.

Listen in as he discusses his struggles of coming in "too early" (before online health became mainstream), his strategy of getting clients one at a time, his progress of getting his offers to "catch on" and his entrepreneurial attitude of trying new things.

Quotes:                                                                                                                                   

“Pain is your body saying, ‘Hey, we have an issue. Please pay attention to this.” – Nick Zyrowski

“Most people think that many of the conditions they face are irreversible and that they have to live with them forever—that they have to stay on medication for life. But for those people, there's a lot of hope out there, because we've reversed many conditions all day long here.” – Nick Zyrowski

“Start your business with nothing—with the leftover money that you have—and start working on it. See what comes out of it, and then go from there.” – Nick Zyrowski

Takeaways:

00:35 Online health services can provide personalized, convenient care that traditional medical settings often fail to deliver.

02:02 Identifying the root cause of health issues through advanced testing is more effective than simply treating symptoms.

11:40 Starting a business with limited resources requires creativity, persistence, and a willingness to do everything yourself.

22:43 Proactive health management is crucial; waiting until symptoms become severe can lead to more complex and costly treatments.

28:43 Continuous innovation in health services, such as cellular detoxification, can help prevent chronic diseases.

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Filed in: Archive 2: 2017 • Interview • Podcast

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