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There are two ways you can acquire knowledge in
life. The first is by attending the School of Hard
Knocks. You do learn important lessons there, but it
takes a long time, and the experience is painful and
expensive. This book is important because it
presents the second way to acquire knowledge, by
modeling, a way of learning from other people’s
experience. Modeling is quicker and much less
painful and expensive than the School of Hard
Knocks.
Most dentists work because they have to. After
many years in dentistry, Bill Morgan practices
dentistry because he wants to. Most dentists dread
walking in their office doors. Bill Morgan strides
into his office with a smile. Bill will be an
excellent model for you. In his many years of dental
practice, Bill has seen it all. He’s struggled. He’s
made mistakes, small and large. But through it all,
he kept improving and refining until he created and
crafted a practice and a life that exemplify The
Real Stuff of Success.
When I first met Bill Morgan at the Las Vegas
Institute for Advanced Dental Studies in 2001 I
noticed right away there was something different
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about the guy. We began a conversation that grew into a friendship. When
he asked me to write the foreword for his book, I jumped at the chance.
In this remarkable book, you will discover not only how to make your
dental practice more successful, but how to design a practice that is
actually an enjoyable part of your life. Some of the things Bill shares
will be revelations, while others will be reminders. Either way, you
will harvest and profit from the experience of a man who has discovered
The Real Stuff of Success. American novelist, Kurt Vonnegut, wrote
“New knowledge is the most valuable commodity on earth. The more truth
we have to work with, the richer we become.” Bill’s book is packed full
of the simple truths that will make you rich–spiritually, emotionally
and financially. Read it with great care. Highlight the ideas that
resonate with you. Then implement the knowledge in your practice and
life. You will be glad you did.
Nate Booth DDS, MS
Dentist, Psychologist, , Author, and Teacher |
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