HeyJaredDaily Dental Podcast
Dentists are stressed and sometimes need help focusing on the right stuff to succeed in business and life.
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937. How Do They Need Help? (opens the original)
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Dr. Killeen shares a story about a family whose newborn spent weeks in the NICU. Although friends generously brought flowers, meals, and food for the house, the family was rarely home to use them. What they really needed was something much simpler: takeout gift cards and the flexibility to grab a meal at the hospital. The story captures the heart of the core value “Have Each Other’s Backs.” Real support begins by asking what someone actually needs, rather than offering what is easiest or most co
936. The Doorman Fallacy (opens the original)
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Dr. Killeen shares a story from Rory Sutherland’s Alchemy about a hotel that replaces its doorman with an automatic sliding door to save money. While the change looks efficient on paper, the hotel loses countless small but meaningful services that the spreadsheet never measured. The story offers a valuable lesson about ego, humility, and leadership. Before making a decision, ask, “What am I not seeing here?” Dr. Killeen explores how being hungry to grow, humble enough to keep learning, and confi
935. What Are You Really Chasing? (opens the original)
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Dr. Killeen explores what money really means to us beyond the practical needs it meets. While money can provide security, freedom, and opportunity, it can also become tied to deeper questions about worth, belonging, and whether we are doing enough. He discusses why dentists can fall into the trap of constantly producing and chasing a bigger number, even when their financial needs are already met. The challenge is to recognize what money can genuinely provide, what it never can, and whether the p
934. The Danger of Coasting (opens the original)
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Dr. Killeen shares the story of a highly successful dental practice that slowly lost momentum after its owner decided to take his foot off the gas. He explains why great practices rarely decline overnight and how small lapses in focus can quietly compound into major setbacks over time. In this episode, you'll learn why the mindset of "Always Be Improving" is essential for long-term success. Dr. Killeen discusses the difference between relying on motivation and building systems that drive continu
933. Create Space for Great Ideas (opens the original)
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Dr. Killeen shares an insightful lesson from advertising legend David Ogilvy, who believed that the best ideas don't come from forcing them, but from creating space for them to surface. He explores why creativity often appears during a walk, a bike ride, or a quiet moment away from the desk, and why stepping back can be just as productive as pushing harder. Learn why solving your biggest clinical, business, and leadership challenges requires both focused effort and intentional rest. Discover how
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