Ever feel like every new idea, gadget, or strategy is the thing that’ll take your practice to the next level? That’s Shiny Object Syndrome at work. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down how chasing too many ideas at once can leave you stuck with half-finished projects and zero real progress. The fix? Laser focus. Tune in to learn how to cut the noise, pick what truly matters, and actually move the needle in your practice.

When momentum is on your side, everything feels easier—full schedules, a dialed-in team, and steady growth. But when it slips? Even small tasks start feeling heavy. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down how to recognize when momentum is fading and shares simple, intentional actions to get it back. Tune in to learn how small wins can stack up and push your practice forward like a freight train.

Not all criticism is created equal—so why let every opinion shake your confidence? In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple rule: Don’t take criticism from someone you wouldn’t take advice from. Learn how to filter feedback, focus on what truly helps you grow, and let go of the noise. Tune in for a fresh perspective on handling criticism without letting it derail your path.

In a world that glorifies speed and efficiency, it’s easy to equate fast movement with real progress. But what if you’re just accelerating in the wrong direction? In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen challenges the idea that faster is always better and explores why pausing to check your course is just as important as pushing forward. Tune in to rethink the relationship between speed, momentum, and true success.

Struggling to feel passionate about your work? You’re not alone—but maybe you’re looking at passion the wrong way. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down why passion isn’t something you find—it’s something you build. Drawing from psychology and real-world experience, he explains how effort, mastery, and growth fuel genuine passion over time. Tune in to rethink what drives you and how to reignite your motivation.

Great leadership isn’t about micromanaging—it’s about empowering others to thrive. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen shares a powerful insight from Maria Montessori: true success is when things run smoothly without you. Whether in your dental practice or everyday life, building trust, creating strong systems, and stepping back can lead to a more confident, capable team. Tune in to learn why letting go might just be the best leadership move you make.

Success isn’t about overnight leaps—it’s about daily, consistent effort. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen shares the story of Milo of Croton, an ancient Olympic champion who became incredibly strong by carrying a growing calf every day. This simple yet powerful lesson illustrates how small, repeated actions lead to massive results over time. Whether it’s refining your skills, improving your practice, or making personal changes, the key is consistency. Tune in to learn how to apply the Milo Effect to your own growth!

Status quietly shapes our decisions every day—but are we chasing the right kind? In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down the difference between Bought Status (the kind you purchase) and Earned Status (the kind you build). Using simple tests, he helps you recognize which game you’re playing and why true respect, trust, and fulfillment can’t be bought. Tune in for a fresh perspective on what really matters when it comes to success and influence.

Ever say “yes” to something weeks in advance, only to regret it later? That’s the Yes-Damn Effect in action—a sneaky habit where we assume “future us” will have more time. In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down why we fall into this trap and shares a simple trick to avoid it: the Right Now Test. Before committing, ask yourself, “Would I do this today?” If not, it’s a sign to say no. Learning to protect your time isn’t just a life hack—it’s essential for running a smooth, stress-free dental practice.

In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen challenges the idea that the dentist down the street is your biggest competitor. Instead, he explores Simon Sinek’s concept of the infinite game—where success isn’t about winning or losing, but about playing with purpose. While competition can push us to improve, constantly comparing ourselves to others can be more harmful than helpful. The real challenges in dentistry aren’t each other—they’re the bigger issues we all face. Tune in for a fresh perspective on competition and why we should be working together, not against one another.