“What do I believe is impossible to do in my field…but if it could be done would fundamentally change my business?” - Andy Stanley
There’s a bit of audacity in those words. Since we mentioned it, let’s define “audacity” because it has much to do with how you will define your future as a dentrepreneur.
According to Steve Farber (The Radical Leap), “Audacity is a ‘bold and blatant disregard for normal constraints.’ ”
The thought of constraints and “impossible” things has the power to keep you bound to the status quo as a dental professional. There’s a more productive outlook that can potentially transform your dental enterprise.
Breakthroughs and breaking-free
Success happens when opportunity meets preparedness. My desire is to ignite and inspire your dentrepreneurial thinking through our content, training, and solutions. The results are, of course, up to you…but the difference can be the collaboration you experience. (more on that later).
It’s inspiring to believe that you control your momentum for breaking free from the limitations of serving patients as solo-practice dental provider.
There must be more, right?
And there is.
How to break-free, achieve new breakthroughs, and transform your dental enterprise without constraints.
A creative permission-mindset
As a dentrepreneur you have complete, thorough, and utter creative permission to design and act. TWEET THIS LINK
On what?
New ideas, bold initiatives, and break-through innovation for starters.
- Get out-of-your-own-way! Give yourself creative permission to unleash your mind around ideas. Remember a portion of Farber’s definition of audacity - having a “disregard for normal constraints.” Think of your vision creatively. Open your mind to serving your community or region with a dentist-owned, emerging large group, multi-provider or multi-location model.
- Push through your mental constraints whatever they are. List all the audacious ideas…those seemingly impossible notions of your future beyond a single facility, one team, a limited number of chairs and ops.
- Pull up your boot-straps and pursue bold initiatives. Throw down the gauntlet to innovation. Pursue a zero-based mindset of no ceiling…no city limits.
An omission-attitude
It’s important to say “Yes” to your ideas. And it’s equally productive to say “No” on occasion.
But “No” isn’t always negative or restraining. Sometimes it’s freeing.
Omit all the doubts you have about those audacious ideas.
Stop listening to your P & L (Profit & Loss) ledger when it tells you “history” is doomed to repeat itself.
Your dentrepreneur path will be full of risk, twists, turns, peaks, and valleys. Knowing how to manage the ups-and-downs will increase your gratitude. Remember, you’re embracing something the majority of your colleagues won’t - a fundamental change in your approach to leading and building your business.
A commission-focus
Dentrepreneurship isn’t about changing the “world,” as we know it. But it IS about changing your corner of it. TWEET THIS LINK
Being a dentrepreneur allows you to offer greater, more fulfilling opportunities to the next generation of dentists. You will create a legacy of skill development, leadership, mentoring, and providing care.
Avoid listening to the proverbial voices-of-reason. They will give you a thousand reasons not to embark on your quest.
This is essentially “WHY” Dentrepreneur Solutions exists. We’re establishing a progressive, audaciously-minded, possibility-thinking tribe of dental professionals like you.
And if you’ve felt any quickening of your pulse or felt any amount of audacity to change your future then we’re all-ears. We will listen to your distinctive approach to serving others with a greater capacity that involves other dentists/investors.
Share it with us. Unfiltered is best because if you delay constraint could set in.