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Recycle and Repurpose

Who would have thought of a beautiful artistic use for kudzu?!  For those of you unfamiliar, kudzu is an amazingly fast-growing vine (can grow 12”/day!) that was imported from Japan to south eastern US for soil erosion.  Kudzu is considered invasive, and covers miles of Georgia country side, its climbing, coiling, trailing, winding perennial vines …

Humans Are Underrated: What High Achievers Know That Brilliant Machines Never Will

Are you anxious or overwhelmed by ever increasing AI technology, maybe even a bit scared of it?  Fortune editor and author, Geoff Colvin, offers encouraging advise for the merging of technology with real human communication skills. The following is an (edited for brevity) excerpt from his book description. What hope will there be for us …

“Beware the Barrenness of a Busy Life”

“Beware the Barrenness of a Busy Life”  – Socrates Apparently way back in ancient Greece (400 BC) the great thinker Socrates was warning us of the danger of being too busy.  What would he think of our multi-tasking, multi-texting, I Phone, I Pad, I Pod, tablet, computer, TV, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Tweeting, electronic, digital world …

Selling Dentistry So It Doesn’t Feel Like You’re Selling Dentistry

Nothing creates more controversy that selling dentistry. Yet, being adept at selling and persuading is a critical skill in dentistry.  How can you sell without feeling like you’re selling? Regardless of your profession, hobby, personal relationships- you are always selling something through relationships and service. How good are you at it? What’s wrong with selling …

4 Reasons why You MUST Achieve and Maintain High Case Acceptance

Case Acceptance is NOT an afterthought Why you must Achieve and Maintain High Case Acceptance   Reason 1 – The Oral-Systemic Connection If your case acceptance is low, you have many patients walking around with disease in their mouth and inflammation in their bodies, already diagnosed by you! Promoting and protecting your patients’ oral health …

Bloom Where You’re Planted

  This is the time of year when we reflect on our completed projects and accomplishments and consider future goals and aspirations.  I’ve listened to some amazing stories of successfully executed ventures and challenging goals triumphantly overcome and completed. These are all stories and accomplishments to cheer for, acknowledge and congratulate. Still, amidst the kudos, …