Are you able to compartmentalize? And maybe more importantly, are your employees able to compartmentalize? They aren’t going to be any good at their job if they can’t, but unfortunately it can be one of the most difficult things to do in any job, much less a high-end dental practice that runs like a well-oiled machine. The key to compartmentalization is purpose. If your employees have purpose, they will be able to shut out the ancillary noise (petty relationship issues, car trouble on the way in, etc.) that makes focusing in on a single task so difficult. Don’t get it just yet? That’s okay, Jenni Moseley and Riki (Erika) McCreadie of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry—a world-class dental practice in Savannah, GA—will walk you through it.