How would you describe your “work life balance”? Interesting question, isn’t it. Because you can’t just lay it out and say, “I work these hours in the office, I have these days off and these weeks vacation, which means I have balance.” On the other hand, you can’t really quantify balance. That’s not the balance… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Dental Success
Finally, The Roadmap You’ve Been Waiting For!
It takes a rare and extraordinary kind of Doctor to be interested in success and to come here to find the solution. A Doctor that is confident enough to know they deserve more and yet humble enough to realize that they can’t figure everything out on their own (only the not-so-smart people try to do… Read more »
Being More Purposeful With Patient Interactions Part 2
You might wonder why I title this “Being More Purposeful With Patient Interactions” and yet I’m talking about everything BUT patients at the moment. You understand that communication is everything. In fact, it’s the only thing that defines the “interactions” with your patients. The big problem is when you think of communication only as spoken… Read more »
Being More Purposeful With Patient Interactions Part 1
Over the past two weeks, we have talked about having more time with patients (not necessarily the doctor, but the team as a whole). What are the cumulative minutes of face time and conversation time with patients. The reality is, it doesn’t even have to be “more” minutes. Though that is part of building trust… Read more »
The Underutilized Assets In Your Practice Part 2
I hear them every single day. All the excuses in the book… Doctor scheduled to be in two places at once. Running behind on Hygiene Exams. To rushed to talk comprehensively about treatment. Multiple new patients scheduled at the same time. And so on. I could have an excuse for every single clinical day of… Read more »