This week the Elevate Effect tackles the lofty goal of service through the unlikely vessel of the legendary Benjamin Franklin. How does Benjamin Franklin—with the glasses and the beer and the wig and the whole Founding Father thing—relate to service within your dental practice? Well as Franklin said, “words may show a person’s wit, but actions show his character.” Jennifer Moseley and Dr. Ryan Reeves, DDS, of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry in Savannah, GA, tell us how they use Franklin’s quote in their world-class neuromuscular practice.

How does Henry Ford relate to the dental industry? One word: Service. Henry Ford had five core tenets of service that Jennifer Moseley and Dr. Ryan Reeves, DDS of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry in Savannah, GA walk us through. Even better, they tell us how they relate to a service-based business. All these things add up to patients getting the most amazing experience of their lives at Beyond Exceptional Dentistry, so this episode is definitely worth a close listen.

A competitive world has two possibilities: you can either lose or you can change. In this episode Jenni Moseley and Dr. Ryan Reeves, DDS, LVIF, of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry in Savannah, Georgia walk us through how powerful this concept can be. Just because you’re used to doing the quick fix doesn’t mean you can’t change and adapt to a new normal of a comprehensive approach. It’s better suited to the patient and it gets better results, so why not? Jenni presents a compelling argument for real, impactful change that could improve your practice.

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"Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune." —Jim Rohn

If this quote means something to you, then you NEED to tune in to this episode to hear how it applies to Jenni Moseley and Dr. Ryan Reeves of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry, one of the most successful Neuromuscular Dentistry practices in the country.

If you don’t know this quote, you NEED to tune into this episode to hear how it can apply to your practice, your business or your life in general. This one single quote can change your life for the better, but you need to understand the true meaning of it, and this episode will explain it to you.

As an extra bonus, you can listen to Jenni struggle to come up with “what makes you tick” later on in the episode and get a good laugh out of it.

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What does it mean to have an ownership mindset? We may have an idea but do we really know how to cultivate it within ourselves as well as our staff? It’s critical to having a nimble, successful business that fails forward and retains great people. Learn more in part 2 of 2 of the Elevate Effect Podcast.

What does it mean to have an ownership mindset? We may have an idea but do we really know how to cultivate it within ourselves as well as our staff? It’s critical to having a nimble, successful business that fails forward and retains great people. Learn more in part 1 of 2 of the Elevate Effect Podcast.

In part 2 of 2, Jenni Moseley of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry in Savannah, Georgia talks to her co-owner, Dr. Ryan Reeves, DDS, LVIF, about the concepts outlaid in a book called Excellence Wins by Horst Schultz, the co-founder and former president of the Ritz Carlton. Does your business have a great culture? If not, it’s crushing your strategy. Find out why in this episode.

In part 1 of 2, Jenni Moseley of Beyond Exceptional Dentistry in Savannah, Georgia talks to her co-owner, Dr. Ryan Reeves, DDS, LVIF, about the concepts outlaid in a book called Excellence Wins by Horst Schultz, the co-founder and former president of the Ritz Carlton. Does your business have a great culture? If not, it’s crushing your strategy. Find out why in this episode.

The title of this episode comes from Jim Rohn and the hosts really took this idea and ran with it. They explore what this means in an elite neuromuscular dental practice, how they incorporate this phrase into their daily lives, and how you can too. Plus, we get a glimpse into Dr. Reeve’s personality with a pair of Tiger Camo Pants he recently bought. If you want to hear more about our hosts’ personalities, let us know!

The title of this episode comes from Jim Rohn and the hosts really took this idea and ran with it. They explore what this means in an elite neuromuscular dental practice, how they incorporate this phrase into their daily lives, and how you can too. Do you like this topic? Does it pertain to your practice? Let us know! We thrive on feedback.