It’s no secret that dentistry can be a stressful gig (see the oft-cited suicide stats 😬). Here’s why it’s so stressful: most dentists think it’s a single-player game.
Spoiler alert: it doesn’t have to be. At Shared Practices Group, doctors come for the opportunity. They stay for the community.
Obtaining excellence happens more quickly with a defined growth path and mentors in your corner.
These docs met up to hang out in person. After hanging out virtually all day, why not get together over dinner?
Message me to learn more about how to grow with SPG!
Replying to @EricJorgenson
@EricJorgenson’s “The Book of Elon” by
arrived and it absolutely lives up to the hype!
What it does:
✅ demystifies @elonmusk’s ways of viewing the world
✅ empowers us to cut down on noise and distractions
✅ challenges us to think BIGGER and on a longer time scale
What it DOESN’T do:
❌ create more legroom when you fly commercial….at least until you apply the principles more fully and fly private😂
Great job, Eric!!!!
Replying to @EricJorgenson
Before reading “The Book of Elon” vs after!
If you ever feel conflicted about a strategic decision, talk to your customers.
When you feel adrift, talk to your customers.
To reignite your passion for your purpose in challenging times…you guessed it!..talk to your customers.
And don’t just listen to the customers who weren’t pleased (though that’s important). Spend equal time listening to those who were ENTHRALLED with the service they received so you can find more of them and keep improving how you serve them.
Enter Julie, a patient from our Phoenix practice. Julie’s story reinforced SPG’s why: to democratize the fixed dental arch.
Julie’s our ideal patient: motivated, clear on her pain points, nonsalvagable teeth, and ready to be impressed.
And we did just that. Kudos to Dr. Aaron Miller and his team for creating a Raving Fan of Julie! She brightened my day and made me proud of the services we provide!
Replying to @stripepress
@stripepress @_brianpotter she’s a beaut, Clark!
Replying to @rickbeato
@rickbeato here’s another way of handling the “Point of Know Return” chorus arpeggio from @MartinSchnella:
youtu.be/9CPMm6gz9Wc?si=8Pxw…









