The Dental & Mental Podcast

#31 - The 4 Most Influential Questions You'll Ever Ask Yourself: No Place Like Home


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In Part 2 of this 4-part series, Drs. Galen and Davina Detrik tackle one of the most influential questions you’ll ever ask: Where should you live? From career and family to food quality, safety, and politics—this episode gets raw about the hidden costs and surprising benefits of where you choose to plant roots, especially as a dentist. They get personal about their own decision to stay in New Mexico despite its flaws, how constraints can fuel creativity, and why building a life (not just a business) starts with vision. If you’ve ever felt stuck, disillusioned, or wondered if you made the wrong choice, this one’s for you.

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