Do you have a stop and go practice?
If you have the unfortunate task of dealing with rush hour traffic, you know how exhausting it can be. Unlike cruising at higher speeds, stop and go traffic requires greater presence and there's more opportunity for mishaps.
Many chiropractors practice this way. Adjusting a patient or two. Then reading a magazine. Adjusting a patient or two. Then surfing the Internet. Adjusting a patient or two. Then doing some paperwork. Adjusting a patient or two. Then returning a phone call. Their day is filled with interruptions and attention stealers, defiling the sacred time with patients.
Cluster book as best you can. Then, during those rhythm-breaking lulls, remain focused by working on your business. Listen back to a recording of your last report of findings. Improve your website. Clean a closet. By staying in the zone, you'll deliver better adjustments and help more people.