Everyday Practices Dental Podcast

Everyday Practices follows Regan Robertson, Dr. Chad Johnson and Dr. Maggie Augustyn as they interview dental professionals about everything related to dental practice ownership from productivity & finances, patient interaction, leadership, and more.

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“Have you ever read a book that is so chock full of tips that by the time you’re done reading it, your hand is sore from writing down notes?” ~Regan Robertson

We all have the same 24 hours in a day, and productive dentists use their time differently than other practice owners. But, you don’t have to go back and get your MBA to find out how to run your practice better. You only need to listen to this ongoing asynchronous subseries of Everyday Practices Dental Podcast, in which co-hosts Dr. Chad Johnson and Regan Robertson discuss lessons they’ve learned from some of the world’s leading business books, and how you can apply them to your practice.

Everyday Practices Dental Podcast co-hosts Regan Robertson and Dr. Chad Johnson continue their book review series as they discuss Will Guidara’s book Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expect. In this episode, Regan and Dr. Chad discuss Guidara’s 95/5 rule which states, “Manage 95 percent of your business down to the penny; spend the last five percent foolishly.” Discover how hospitality can transform ordinary encounters into extraordinary memories. For those interested in reading the book before jumping into this episode, you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=unreasonable+hospitality&crid=2TC7Y1E8OWNIE&sprefix=unreasonable+hospitality%2Caps%2C193&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

Listeners are going to enjoy learning about the important takeaways Regan and Dr. Chad gleaned from Guidara’s book in this episode. Explore the lessons of Unreasonable Hospitality with Regan and Dr. Chad and learn how they can apply to your dental practice. 

As you listen to this episode, we invite you to think about the following:

            
• What can you do to apply the 95/5 rule in your practice?
            
• What unique offerings or experiences can you introduce to set your practice apart from others?
            
• What do you do to remain authentic and stay true to your practice’s mission (even if it means going against conventional norms or expectations)?