141: Business Systems To Reduce Viral Transfer
Business of Dentistry
Just to give you an update of my practice right now, we initially did a gradual rollout, bringing in our team members back on piecemeal over a period of three weeks.
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140: Preparing for Our Return to Practice with Dr. Victor Martel
Business of Dentistry
Today, Dr. Victor Martel joins me as we talk about the possible changes and challenges that we, as dental care providers and business owners, need to consider as we’re preparing for the reopening of our offices.
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139: Coronavirus Conversation With Dr. Justin Moody
Business of Dentistry
In today’s episode, we discuss different topics including what he’s been doing during this pandemic and his plans moving forward. We also talk about the Implant Pathway and how we can use this downtime to learn more about implants.
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138: Practice Changes Post Pandemic with Dr. Mark Costes
Business of Dentistry
In today’s episode, Dr. Mark Costes talks about things related to the pandemic and how things are going to change going forward with our practices. Mark likes to call everything that’s happening right now as just a reset.
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137: Adopting Teledentistry Into Your Practice With Dr. Vilas Sastry
Business of Dentistry
With a lot of offices shut down during this pandemic, being able to continue our dental practice has become a real challenge.
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136: The Recession Playbook by Sally Hogshead
Business of Dentistry
In today’s episode, I’m sharing with you an email that I got from Sally Hogshead.
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135: Show Me The Money! SBA Loan Update
Business of Dentistry
Today, I’m going over some good, confirmed Small Business Administration (SBA) information that you can use today (something that I received in my inbox). This is a direct email, which is official documentation or correspondence from them.
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134: Dentistry is Dead?
Business of Dentistry
In the face of this present pandemic, do you think dentistry is dead?
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133: What The Hell Just Happened? Weathering the Coronavirus Storm
Business of Dentistry
The coronavirus situation has been so dynamic and changes quickly. There has been a lot of information and misinformation. I've seen people approaching it very level-headedly, people in near panic mode, and people who seem to be taking this way too lightly. And I’ve been trying to stay in the middle of the road, trying not to be too quick to react or make any knee-jerk decisions that I might pay for later.
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132: Stoicism With Dr. Standridge
Business of Dentistry
Stoicism has opened my eyes to a new way of thinking. I have been able to apply Stoic principles in my practice and my personal life. For those not familiar with Stoicism, it is a philosophy of personal ethics informed by its system of logic and its views on the natural world. Dr. Matthew Standridge is the person who introduced me to this philosophy. And this week, he is my guest!
info_outlineI've talked about burnout and how the dentistry profession can grind us down. It's a difficult profession. We oftentimes feel isolated and jaded. It can be a daily occurrence or more of an ebb and flow. I have learned how to become aware of when this is happening. I’ve also learned that one way to take a step back and relax is to have a hobby.
I am a fan of Stoicism and Stoic philosophers. I am also a huge fan of Ryan Holiday. One of the things he recently talked about was how successful people have hobbies. He honed in on Winston Churchill and how painting helped him disconnect from the stress and requirements of being Prime Minister of England during World War II. So, Ryan really gave me a moment of pause to think more about hobbies.
How can having a hobby help dental professionals disconnect from the daily grind? How can we as dentists enjoy a hobby without letting work creep into our mind? When you are enjoying a hobby, do you actually feel detached from work? I explore these questions and more, on this week’s episode of the Business of Dentistry podcast. I hope it stimulates your thinking and helps you reassess where you're at in your practice and in your life. If you have hobbies you have put on the shelf, maybe it's time to dust them off. If you don't, now is a great time to start.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- The importance of hobbies as a way to distance yourself from work
- Ensuring your hobby is a true leisure and something you’re passionate about
- Finding and making the time for hobbies
- Making your hobby, and time for your well-being, a priority
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Ryan Holiday Article On Hobbies
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