The Standard is the Standard
You can learn a lot about a coach when he / she walks off the field after a heartbreaking loss. I have great admiration for Mike Tomlin, head coach of the Pittsburgh… Continue On +
It Takes The Right Attitude
Which would you rather have, a skilled employee or an employee with a great attitude? Based on all of my years working with dental practice teams, I give the nod to a… Continue On +
New Roth IRA Conversion Rules
Should you take advantage of the new opportunity to convert your traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs? We have been asked this question daily since the guidelines for converting traditional IRAs to Roth… Continue On +
How to Increase Your Practice Fees
I have had a number of “secret” meetings with doctors over the last year where we wait for the practice to clear out, we go behind closed doors, and the doctor leans… Continue On +
Tough Conversations Under the Right Terms
Voltaire was a prolific French writer in the 1700’s who was also quite outspoken in the area of social reform, despite stiff penalties for being such an advocate. His writings and his… Continue On +
The Illusion of Communication
George Bernard Shaw once said, “The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” It is amazing how we can work next to people on a daily… Continue On +
Time: The Extinct Species
I read a recent thought of the day from Franklin Covey that suggested we take a day and see how much time we spend engaged in activities we can label “unimportant.” One… Continue On +
Don’t Sell Yourself Short
A new year often brings the desire for better habits, and one habit worth implementing right away is to bill the services you perform. It sounds simple; however uncharged procedures accumulate quickly… Continue On +