by [email protected] | Oct 25, 2023 | Prescriptions for your Practice
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Imagine a dental practice where every action propels you toward greater profitability and personal fulfillment. A place where marketing turns patients into advocates and your innovations set you apart. This isn’t just a dream; it’s within your reach.
Our journey begins with a tale of a dental practice drowning in complexity, not debt. Your next steps await, from relationship-building to marketing audits, innovation, and cost reviews. It’s time to create a thriving dental practice, and our podcast is your trusted guide.
What’s In It For You:
- Maximize Patient Loyalty: Inspired by Peter F. Drucker, the Father of Modern Management, learn how to transform first-time visits into lifelong relationships.
- Boost Your Referrals: Uncover Drucker’s principles applied to dental marketing, turning your patients into your biggest advocates.
- Increase Your Profits: Find out how Drucker’s wisdom can help you scrutinize and optimize your costs for a healthier bottom line.
Takeaways:
- Immediate strategies to increase patient retention and referrals, all inspired by Peter F. Drucker.
- Practical tips to optimize your operational costs for higher profits.
Perfect For:
- Dental practice owners who want to unlock higher profits.
- Dentists looking to innovate and optimize their practice.
Tune in to elevate your dental practice’s profitability and patient experience, guided by the timeless wisdom of Peter F. Drucker.
P.S. Reveal the hidden potential in your dental practice. Take the Dentists Ascend Quiz for your customized results.
Key Quotes:
- “Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are ‘costs.'”
- “There’s a transformative shift that happens when you move from merely conducting transactions to building relationships.”
- “Effective marketing isn’t just about attracting new patients; it’s about crafting experiences so memorable that patients become promoters of your practice.”
- “Innovation is all about those small, thoughtful changes that can dramatically improve both efficiency and the patient experience.”
- “Every time a patient comes in, they have a choice whether they return or not.”
Featured on the Show:
- People: Peter F. Drucker, Austrian-born American management consultant, educator, and author, whose writings contributed to the philosophical and practical foundations of the modern business corporation.
- I appreciate your feedback. Let me know what you learned and loved here: [email protected].
by [email protected] | Jan 4, 2023 | Uncategorized
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Are you tired of struggling to grow your dental practice in a challenging economy? Do you want to finally find the path to profits and understand what’s been holding you back from achieving your goals? It’s time to take control and elevate your practice owner’s confidence in 2023. In this episode, learn how to enjoy BIG practice growth and overcome any obstacle that stands in your way.
Dental practice owners: Do you want to take your “impossible” and make it easy?
- If you want to enjoy BIG practice growth in a challenging economy…
- If you want to find the path that brings you the most profits and competitive advantages…
- If you want to understand what keeps you from getting what you want year after year so you can elevate your practice owner confidence in 2023…
Tune in now!
It’s time to set your sights high and take your dental practice to the next level. Success is just around the corner!
Listen in and find solutions to common practice issues at Prescriptions for Your Practice.
Check out our New Case Study, “Discover How To Recession-Proof Your Dental Practice In The Next 60 Days So That You Increase Profits & Avoid Losing Key Team Members” now at: http://thenorecessiondentist.com/casestudy.
Key Quotes:
- “When you think of the challenge, think of a high-growth opportunity and lean into it.”
- “Mastery takes time — there’s a maturation process.”
- “Confidence comes from a commitment to mastery. Commitment is 100% word. If you’re 98% committed, you ain’t committed.”
- “Mastery is a pursuit of practice until it becomes automatic. And once it becomes ritualized and automatic, your mind and body connect and allow you to focus on the bigger picture.”
- “Each of us is a one-of-a-kind phenomenon, and your path will be unique. So be courageous and defiant of the right way.”
- “If you’re always on a mastery path and you’re always learning, the learning creates the skills, the skills create the value, the value creates income, and you can continue to compound this as time goes on.”
- “If you know where you are and where you want to go, the first pathway may not work. The second one may not work, but you try multiple pathways until you get to where you need to go.”
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by [email protected] | Mar 30, 2022 | Prescriptions for your Practice
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“Remember to be careful when following the masses; sometimes the “M” is silent.” — Anonymous
Today’s problem that we’re discussing is that we live in a society looking for bandaid solutions, quick fixes, and magic pills. These things lead to a lack of accountability, leading to a lack of results — which I call the commodity trap. I don’t want you to be in a situation chasing down the masses and living to someone else’s vision and version of success and live the rest of your life in quiet desperation. Step into the possibility that we can all choose a mastery path.
In this episode, I discuss why the masses are asses. So if you want to:
- elevate your practice owner confidence,
- avoid the pain of being a dabbler, obsessive, and hacker,
- be the most sought-after dentist in town,
- know how to prioritize your skill stack for fun and profit,
Listen now! This episode is for you.
Tune in and find solutions to common practice issues at Prescriptions for Your Practice.
Key Quotes:
- “Lots of dentists are worried about the commoditization of dentistry, but those same dentists likely aren’t de-commoditizing themselves and working on elevating their confidence.”
- “The first move to mastery is not outward but inward — Robert Green”
- “You feel called to do certain things, or you have unique skills or unique strengths that aren’t common. They might be easy for you and really hard for somebody else. And you might get frustrated at somebody else.”
- “What we’re looking for in a dental practice is complementary strengths, complementary life’s tasks that help us synergize.”
- “The path to mastery is a windy road. Our vocation is a windy road. It is not a straight line. And so, we have to engage on this journey.”
- “Leadership and marketing are the ways that you multiply yourself.”
- “If you want fulfillment, and you want more money, and you want a better lifestyle, then the operative word is grow.”
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by [email protected] | Mar 10, 2021 | Magnificent Marketing
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In 2009, in this dusty space in Avon, Colorado, I spent all my cash on learning for a six-month Ortho, Sedation, and Invisalign because I wanted to be this marketable person. One thing I could say, it is much harder than it looks — but not for Grace Rizza. She’s been growing businesses at the age of 22, and her approach to business is both commendable and inspiring. It’s no wonder she was a 2019 Honoree at the Daily Herald Business Ledger’s Influential Women in Business Awards.
Listen in as Grace Rizza shares the importance of branding and effective dental marketing. It can be considered “unethical” not to market because you have a community of people that don’t understand how you can help them. Make sure that people know who you are and what you do to help them.
Tune in and get more insights on Magnificent Marketing
Key Quotes:
- “Who’s going to teach your community if you don’t.”
- “People need to stop trying to go viral and stop trying to be cool. They need to educate.”
- “Just know what you’re trying to accomplish with your marketing before you just start trying to do everything everybody else is doing, come up with a concrete plan.”
- “Don’t skip the branding process. Don’t skip the part where you ask yourself, or your advisor asks you, how do you want to be known in the community? What’s your intended reputation?”.
- “The right advisor will allow you to dream, but we’ll also tell you when you’re being unrealistic.”
- “Your time is a currency.”
- “The most expensive information is mediocre information.”
- “If marketing brings you joy, okay, put it on your plate. If it doesn’t, you need somebody to do it.”
- “What is your marketing and your branding, that visual aspect, what is it saying about you behind your back? Is it creating the right first impression? And then when those things are in alignment, then you should start the advertising piece, SEO still gets the best return on investment.”
- “If you’ve got great reviews and you’re ranking on top of Google, you will get new patients, and it will be consistent.”
- “You should have professional video ads that create an emotion.”
- “If you are comfortable on video and articulate, that’ll make your trust factor go up.”
- “People want to see real people.”
- “The most important thing that came from this today was treating marketing as an investment and not a cost.”
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by [email protected] | Dec 16, 2020 | Prescriptions for your Practice
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Today’s guests are willing to do what other people are not. They figure out ways to engineer over the leadership challenges, the team turmoil, and the patient unrest. In this episode, Dr. Taher Dhoon and Dr. Chris Green join the show to share insights from their book, The Practice Launchpad, and explain the impact the current pandemic has had on their business.
Listen in as they explain how they have harvested what everyone is looking for in dentistry: more revenue, more profit, more time, and more meaning. You will learn the benefit of approaching life with a leadership mindset, whether anyone can own practice and more.
Tune in for more Prescriptions for Your Practice
Key Quotes:
- ”You have to have a framework to go off of and then pick and choose what fits the practice you’re building.”
- “We’re just legitimately out there to help people.”
- “Being a husband and a father are far more important than the business aspect of things.”
- “Anyone can own a practice surrounding themselves with the right people.”
- “If you want to make it somewhere, research is critical!”
- “You don’t have to pay money to get good knowledge these days.”
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