Manrina's Mentorship Podcast
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Manrina's Mentorship Podcast, where we dive deep into the journeys and insights of dentists, sharing valuable lessons on mindset, skill-building, and personal growth in the world of dentistry.
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Manrina's Mentorship Podcast |Ep 19| The Man Behind Digimax: Shaz Memon on Dental Marketing, Digimax & Wells on Wheels (opens the original)
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Shaz shares the story of how design found him at age eight, being caught using his older brother's Amstrad computer, and how that early encouragement shaped everything that followed: registering Digimax at 18, working alone from a converted garage for years, and eventually building one of the most recognised marketing agencies in dentistry. We talk about the bold, almost unbelievable story of how he landed his first major client, the harsh but formative feedback that changed how he thinks about
Manrina’s Mentorship Podcast | Ep18 | From Valencia to Veneers: Dr. Nieves Ros on Building a Life and Career in the UK (opens the original)
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In this episode of Manrina's Mentorship Podcast, I'm joined by Dr. Nieves Ros, a Spanish-trained dentist, practice co-owner, and now principal at Smmmile, to talk about her journey from Valencia to the UK dental world. Nieves shares what it was really like moving countries to practise dentistry: the paperwork, the language barrier, and the moment she turned up to her first UK job only to be mistaken for a dental nurse. We talk about building a life abroad while staying close to family in Spain,
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