A dentist who's owned his practice for fourteen years weighs the sacrifices of practice ownership and his resolve not to reach a point of regret. He frames this around a simple belief: the most significant days in life are birth and death.
Anything is possible. I've done it. I do it every day. And yeah, there'll come a point where my practice won't serve me anymore, where I'd be like, yep, I'm done with practice ownership. I've done it for 14 years. Like, I've done it 14 years now. It's a long time to be in any kind of industry. Like, with you as well, like with dentistry, we sacrifice everything, and then we come to a point— and I don't— I, and I told myself, I don't want to get to a point where I regret everything, because we know that the most important days are in our life— you, I hear two different things— is the day we're born and the day we die.
Grab a pen — this is the exact manifestation exercise I use to reset my mindset every single day. 🖤
