Posts Categorized: Dental Success

Picking up from last week, I start with one of my favorite observations about true ‘Masters of their crafts.’  That you can’t tell whether it is work or play because it all looks like one in the same.  Ultimately, for the real Masters, it is. That said, doing anything for the sake of just doing… Read more »

Last week, I shared with you the 3 most important success principles to achieving your goals with great certainty.  I also instructed you to make a list of things that you or your team were reactive with instead of proactive.  I do hope you have that list.  Inside of that list are critical factors that… Read more »

Isn’t it interesting how many things are in parallel in life and in business, in business and in dentistry, in dentistry and in life – all traits of success in any category are grounded in the same principles. You can’t do any of them without people and therefore, whether life, business, or dentistry, we have… Read more »

The point of last week’s message was to get you to challenge yourself and to really assess whether your practice has delivered the independence for your life that you initially desired when you first chose to become a practice owner.  Many doctors are at the mercy of their practice, not actually in control over it…. Read more »

This week we’re taking a break from our regularly scheduled programming and our discussion on “Daily Doctor Responsibilities” to talk about an even greater responsibility that goes deeper than “daily” and “dentistry.”  It is the defining moment in Doctors’ lives when they achieve their own independence from money, time, dentistry and ultimately all “have-to’s” once… Read more »