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Asking for a raise can be a sensitive and important conversation. Here are some tips to help you prepare: Reflect on your performance. What have you accomplished in your role? What skills and experience do you have? What additional responsibilities have you taken on? Collect evidence of your accomplishments, such as positive feedback from patients or colleagues or metrics that demonstrate your impact on the practice. For example, you could say

We all have moments when things don’t go as planned or when we encounter challenges and frustrations. It’s natural to express our discontent or vent about these situations. However, have you ever considered the effects of constant complaining on your thinking? In this newsletter, we’ll explore how complaining can significantly influence your thought patterns and provide insights into its negative consequences on your mindset. By understanding these effects, you can

In the dynamic world of dentistry, practitioners are often caught in the cycle of working in their practices, focusing on the daily routine of patient care, and losing sight of the bigger picture. While working in your practice is unquestionably essential, it is equally important to allocate time to work on your practice. This strategic shift in focus can lead to improved operations, business growth, and greater professional satisfaction. Understanding