It's not just about how much money you make, it's about how fast you can make it and how much effort is required to do that. How fast can you put a million dollars in your pocket?

If you’re living the dental grind right now, that’s not an obstacle to work through, it’s a clue that something you’re doing is not quite right.

Most dentists struggle not because they aren’t smart or talented but simply because they are aiming at a goal that is far below their potential.

If success was about hard work, then all of the dentists who spend countless hours at the office should all be successful. But they’re not.

There’s one part of the puzzle in most dental practices that really has no interest in seeing you succeed and only has an interest in seeing themselves succeed: And that is the insurance company.

What good is making $2 million a year if you have no time to enjoy it? What good is all the free time in the world if you don’t have the resources to live the life you want? The two most important goals for any dentist are simple: Money and time.

There is no more profitable position to achieve than to be THE go to expert in your area. This is not a position that is earned by luck. This is not a position that you can buy.