Aligning the team to your vision
Achieving growth and new levels of success in the practice requires you to engage your team in a process of change and improvement. Here’s how to shake off the cobwebs and generate new energy.
Todd Holmes
Achieving growth and new levels of success in the practice requires you to engage your team in a process of change and improvement. Here’s how to shake off the cobwebs and generate new energy.
After two years of hesitation around in-person group events, offering CE lectures with guest speakers for your referral community is back! Here are some marketing tips to make your events a success.
The pattern of patient behavior around endodontic pathology is a lesson that doctors should apply to themselves and their practices. At what point are you prompted to take action on practice factors that require attention and care?
Sometimes it is your own success that holds you back. It prevents you from seeing or exploring next-level growth options that aren’t aligned with your current knowledge. Here is why unlearning (and relearning) is vital:
So many endodontists feel they are trapped in their practices, stuck in a routine that is unending, and held back from truly enjoying life by the daily grind of the business. Hear how to not just get out of pain, but transform to an incredible life:
SPRING MARKETING TIP Spring is Peeps season! They are easily available, inexpensive, fun, and effortless! Just add a cheerful label with your practice logo and
A great strategy for relationship and referral marketing is to mimic what you naturally do for your real-life friends. Find out how “friending” your referrers can strengthen bonds and increase referrals.
Is it possible to work less and earn more? Absolutely! In fact, endodontics is one of the best professions for that goal. Learn how to make it happen in your practice!
The tricky thing about burnout is that it sneaks up on you, even when you think you are doing all the right things. Here are some tips on where to begin when you start to feel your love of the profession or your practice is lagging.
Many endodontic practices have been affected by the so-called “Great Resignation.” Learn what you need to do to survive and thrive when staff turnover hits your practice.