Get Off the Dental Treadmill

So practical! 09/05/2024. So many speakers come from a theoretical or used-to-be perspective all leading to faster/bigger that just ...

I found this podcast through a blog post recommending dental business resources. Even though it's not publishing new episodes, the archive on building systems and removing owner dependency is directly relevant to what I'm planning for my future practice.

The treadmill metaphor perfectly captures why so many dentists hate their practices even when they're 'successful.' Worth a listen.

Chuck Blakeman's core distinction between being self-employed and being a business owner is one of the most useful frameworks I've encountered in dental business content. Most dentists are self-employed — they've bought themselves a job. This podcast is about becoming an actual owner.

The back catalog is still highly relevant even though the show is no longer active. The content on delegation, building systems, and removing yourself from the day-to-day is timeless. Highly recommend working through the archive.

Stopped listening after 5 episodes. All surface-level advice that you can find in any blog post.

Not flashy but consistently good. I always learn at least one thing per episode.

Average podcast with average advice. Nothing I haven't heard elsewhere honestly.

Stopped listening after 5 episodes. All surface-level advice that you can find in any blog post.

Good interviews and useful tips. My only complaint is episodes sometimes go off topic.

Stopped listening after 5 episodes. All surface-level advice that you can find in any blog post.

Don't know why more people don't talk about this one. Genuinely useful content every week.

Found this podcast recently and have been binging episodes. Solid dental content.

Don't know why more people don't talk about this one. Genuinely useful content every week.