by [email protected] | Apr 24, 2024 | Enjoying Cash Flow
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Feeling stuck in a rut with your dental practice? Discover strategies to inject excitement and purpose back into your daily routine.
Join Dr. Dave as he draws on insights from renowned entrepreneur Paul Graham’s essay, ‘How to Do What You Love.’ Learn how reigniting passion can dramatically improve your dental office.
This episode offers practical advice on revitalizing your practice, enhancing team dynamics, improving patient care, and boosting profitability—all through creativity and joy.
We’ll also examine the cultural reasons behind our dread of work and offer actionable steps to overcome this negative mindset.
- Rethink Work Culture: How can addressing our beliefs about work lead to better financial and personal outcomes?
- Enhance Team Dynamics: Is a fun and engaging work environment the key to boosting productivity?
- Superior Patient Care: Discover how a happier team can provide unparalleled care and generate more word-of-mouth referrals.
Don’t resign yourself to lackluster workdays. Listen now and start revitalizing your practice into a more enjoyable and profitable endeavor!
Are you ready to upgrade your practice? Need help implementing the Dentists Ascend Method? Don’t miss Dr. Dave’s presentation: ‘How to Build a Referral-Centric, High-Profit Dental Practice Without the Team Drama — Even if You’re Currently Overwhelmed.‘ This resource is tailored to help you enhance your operations, boost patient referrals, and increase profits while creating a self-managing team. Perfect for any dental practice owner looking to win in today’s challenging environment. Check it out now!
Key Quotes:
- “In the world of dentistry, where the precision of your practice intertwines with the satisfaction of your patients, loving what you do is not just a matter of personal fulfillment. It’s a real cornerstone of long-term success and financial prosperity.”
- “A practice led by passion rather than obligation is more likely to attract and retain both patients and the most talented team, fostering a thriving business environment.”
- “Encouraging your team to discover joy in their work, whether through continuous education, patient interactions, or community involvement, can redefine their professional lives and lift the entire practice to a new level.”
- “It’s essential for dental practice owners to look beyond the financial gains and the societal recognition that we receive when we’re defining our professional path.”
- “This mantra is vital for dental practice owners who must continually evolve to stay relevant in a rapidly changing field. Keep moving. Don’t get complacent.”
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- People: Paul Graham, is an English-born computer scientist, entrepreneur, and essayist. He is known for his work on the Lisp programming language and for co-founding Y Combinator, the influential startup accelerator that launched companies like Dropbox, Airbnb, and Reddit.
- People: David Senra, hosts The Founders Podcast, dissecting the lives of influential entrepreneurs to share actionable lessons. He emphasizes the value of learning from history’s business leaders, innovators, and strategists.
- Essay: How To Do What You Love, Paul Graham
- Blog: The Key to Motivating Your Dental Employees, Relentless Dentist Podcast
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by [email protected] | Jun 23, 2021 | Prescriptions for your Practice
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Prioritizing Happiness Is Essential Today
Money won’t make you happy, but happiness will make you money.
At this point in your life, you must be able to distinguish pleasure from happiness. Although both bring joy and good feelings, they produce contrasting outcomes. Pleasure is momentary and visceral, while happiness is long-lasting and transcendental.
Listen in as I dig deeper into the realities of happiness. We will talk about positive psychology and the narcissism epidemic brought about by the disruption in social media. We’ll also look at how we can prioritize happiness, what it looks like tactically, and what you can do to guarantee a culture of happiness in your practice.
Tune in and find solutions to common practice issues at Prescriptions for Your Practice.
Key Quotes:
- “How do we get so unhappy? This is not an ok thing to do, but it almost becomes a norm.”
- “We see it on social media all of the time where people lose their minds and hurt people. They unleash on someone else in a situation that doesn’t call for it.”
- “We need to figure out ways not only to get to function but how do we get to high function.”
- “Most of my adult life, I spent on this “I’ll be happy when” treadmill.”
- “I need to supplement my natural behaviors with tools that allow me to enjoy the day and the now and be more present.”
- “The one thing that’s taking us down right now is technology.”
- “We’re utilizing technology tools to help leverage and make our lives better, but if we’re not careful, it can be super destructive.”
- “Social media, the more we use it, the lonelier we get. We call it social, but it’s not social at all.”
- “In a dental practice, the five people that most likely you will spend your time with are the people on your payroll, so you have to be very selective.”
- “Happiness is a continuum.”
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by [email protected] | Feb 10, 2021 | Maverick Mind Shifts
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Tim McNeely is the CEO of LifeStone Companies and the host of the Dental Wealth Nation podcast. His modus operandi is to teach small business owners how they can harness the powers of the super-rich so they can build wealth, live amazing lives, and make a real impact in the world.
Listen in as Tim shares his insights into how the guilt mindset gets the better of so many of us and the difference between knowledge and implementation (including where many of us fall short!). You will learn his secrets and strategies to help us all increase our cash flow and avoid many of the common barriers to money and wealth accumulation.
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Key Quotes:
- “You want to continue to grow your wealth so you can take care of the people you love, support the causes you care about, and really make that impact in the world—and money helps you do that.”
- “If you shift that mindset from ‘how much money I can make?’ to ‘how many people I can serve?’, the money is going to take care of itself.”
- “If you’re not clear on your strategy—if you’re not clear on your why—then the ‘what you do’ and the ‘how you go about doing it’ are going to be really fuzzy, really abstract, and you’re going to be pulling strategies out of the air.”
- “You have to get clear first. Otherwise, it’s going to be utter chaos.”
- “There’s a lot of things that you’ve got to get right, and if you don’t have the right team members, if you don’t have the right people monitoring this, if you’re not implementing them correctly, they can become trouble for you.”
- “You want deep team collaboration among all the members of your team.”
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by [email protected] | Jan 13, 2021 | Maverick Mind Shifts
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Are you a high-achiever? If you answered yes, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode. Dr. CK Lin is an executive mentor for high-achievers who supports them to be the leaders they’ve always wanted to be—and to achieve success beyond material things. CK is also a master interviewer with a podcast called Noble Warrior, where he goes right to the heart of things and dives into what really matters.
In this episode, CK is discussing how the idea for his podcast came from Burning Man, how he got started in the coaching business, and why it matters how leaders show up. Listen in to learn his tips on personal mastery, how to gain momentum to impact people and patients in your practice, and the one key question you should be asking to get real clarity in your life and business.
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Key Quotes:
- “If it’s not deep, it’s not worth doing.”
- “You need to find what is harmonious for you.”
- “Human beings don’t like to be told what to do.”
- “At its best is harmony; not at its best is performance.”
- “Copying your competitors is a good shortcut, but if that’s your only strategy to be successful, you’re not going to be an industry leader or innovator.”
- “All those disempowering beliefs are obstructing you from this inner source of power and ideas and creativity and inner peace to actually make the kind of impact that you want to make.”
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by [email protected] | Dec 23, 2020 | Maverick Mind Shifts
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I believe that your mind is your greatest asset, which is why I’m very excited to have Pam Christian on the show today. Pam is someone who helps people break through limiting beliefs and crush unhealthy habits. She is an entrepreneur, author, mindset coach, speaker, and host of The Juice Podcast. In the culture of fear that we are dealing with today, Pam will help us tap into our most valuable resource in order to maximize our potential.
Listen in to hear Pam’s story about how she discovered her passion and purpose in life. You’ll get some great insight from her about how to eliminate the self-created barriers that keep us from living up to our potential. Pam also discusses how to maximize your effectiveness on both a personal and professional level.
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Key Quotes:
- “There are all these different things that could get in your way and impact your mindset, but if every day you wake up and write down the three reasons you got into dentistry in the first place, you’re going to go back to that.”
- “Our thoughts—which dictate our mindset—are a predictor of how we’re going to get through.”
- “The dots don’t make sense as you’re moving forward, but when you look back, you see how they all connect and lead you to this point today.” – Steve Jobs
- “Meditation is key. It is crucial, but people don’t know how to do it.”
- “Most people don’t know that thoughts can be different.”
- “When you start to do more things that resonate with you and fill you up, you naturally become more loving to yourself because you’re doing things that are good for you.”
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