Gary Kadi says asking for help in your dental practice is strength, not weakness. The dental community is small enough that reputation matters, making peer collaboration safe. He calls this a diamond era in dentistry where pressure has become opportunity.
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One thing we learned from the pandemic that asking for help is a strength, not a weakness. You know, we couldn't get through that alone. What I've noticed is people that would look at it as a weakness and I got to figure out it on my own. I got to read and I got to go to webinars. The shift here is once you click that link, you know, yes, it might be feel vulnerable, but when you, when you see like it's all fact based and it's like nobody's looking to take advantage of anybody here because you don't stay in the industry for 30 years if you have a bad reputation. Because this is a very small world that we live in. It's like the dental fishbowl. And you know who the credible people in the are and who that who isn't. And you know, it's just a great time in dentistry. It's, I think it's the diamond, the diamond era of, you know, all the pressure that we've been under turned into diamonds and we still have a chance to get it and nobody's going to be left behind.