Episode 54: Turning Stress Into Dental Success With Jen Butler

Is stress controlling your life?

Chances are if you’re listening to this,  you’re more than familiar with the stresses of everyday life.

Student loans. Family obligations. Personal issues. Overcoming barriers with your practice. The list goes on and on.

It’s tough. On top of that, running a successful dental practice is hard. It demands your best 24/7 and then some.

And at times, you may feel like giving up. According to recent statistics 1 in every 5 Americans consider themselves “extremely stressed,” and that’s of the general population. Not practice owners like yourself.

The good news is, you’re not alone. Having talked to hundreds of practice owners, it’s something each and everyone one of us deals with on a daily basis.

The even better news is that you don’t have to let stress run your life. It’s entirely possible to change your relationship with stress and be insanely productive and happy.

It’s possible to build a business and life on your terms.

Here are a few things you’ll learn…

• 3 Common stress triggers and how to overcome them.
• The “B word” that might be hurting your practice.
• Why your problems are more common than you think.
• 5 Things all successful practices have.
• Common limiting beliefs that are holding you back.
• The science of stress and why it’s so important.
• How to improve your “adaptability.”
• The best way to feed your mindset on a routine basis.
• Why you won’t always be “On” and why that’s okay.
• The power of the “unconscious mind” and how it affects you.
• Why the brain is built to focus on the negative and how to overcome it.
• The difference between “knowing” and “thinking and why it matters.

Quotes:  

“Dentistry isn’t easy. So you have to be passionate to succeed.” – Jen Butler

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