Where you allow your time to go in dental practice time management is important to the well-being of your practice and lifestyle. Want to know some personal secrets? I watch almost zero network television with the exception being an addict to presidential debates. Nor do I follow sports beyond a glance that section in the
Previously while discussing dental time management we covered a slew of excuses that dentists like to trot out to make themselves feel better and to avoid taking action. This week, I’m sharing with you some information from Ms. Sydney Barrows that can help remove roadblocks keeping you from moving forward with your practice and life.
Are you effective in your dental practice time management and put time aside for Sales and Marketing ? Step inside any profession or industry and almost everyone inside of it thinks and acts alike. Why? Because everyone comes through similar paths to get there be it via some sort of formal or informal training. There
June is national dentist excuse month in dental practice time management. As humans, we use excuses way more than we think. Sometimes explicitly to others and more often simply in our own heads. Excuses keep us “right” or at least make us believe we are. Excuses reduce the need to think differently or change. This
When it comes to time and dental practice time management, June is national dentist excuse month ! As humans, we use excuses way more than we think. Sometimes explicitly to others and more often simply in our own heads. Excuses keep us “right” or at least make us believe we are. Excuses reduce the need
June is national dentist excuse month as it applies to dental practice time management. As humans, we use excuses way more than we think. Sometimes explicitly to others and more often simply in our own heads. Excuses keep us “right” or at least make us believe we are. Excuses reduce the need to think differently
When it comes to dental practice time management, excuses kill the practice’s bottom line and finances. As humans, we use excuses way more than we think. Sometimes explicitly to others and more often simply in our own heads. Excuses keep us “right” or at least make us believe we are. Excuses reduce the need to
Do you worry about the practice and dental practice time management ? Feel like driving past sometimes and playing “hooky”? Do you feel most happy hiding in your private office, doors closed; away from your patients and staff? Do you cringe when asked, “What do you do for a living?” When you go to
The 39 Key Tenets for Practice Success
An in-depth discusion of the key tenets of ethical selling and promotion - an approach used by successful dentists throughout North America.
