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In today's fast-paced world of business, the importance of a professional image cannot be overstated, yet many business owners overlook it. This podcast episode explores the connection between personal presentation and the success of a business, drawing on relatable anecdotes and real-life examples. The discussion stems from an amusing incident involving a coffee lid, which serves as a metaphor for the inexplicable challenges we face when we are too close to a situation to see its obvious resolution. The underlying message here is clear: businesses often become fixated on intricate problems while ignoring straightforward solutions that may be staring them right in the face.

Throughout the conversation, the hosts emphasize that just as two grown men struggled to put a lid on a coffee mug, professionals often fail to recognize simple issues that compromise their effectiveness and credibility. As we continue our exploration, it becomes apparent that examining one's professional image is crucial across various industries. Businesses from hospitality to healthcare must maintain a favorable impression. For instance, how can a plastic surgeon expect clients to trust them if they themselves do not embody the care and precision they promise?

There is significant power in aligning personal and professional credibility. The episode also dives into the world of orthodontics, spotlighting the irony of orthodontists potentially having crooked teeth. This paradox highlights how perception can greatly influence decision-making and sales. If patients see that their provider has not addressed their own dental issues, they might question the quality of care they would receive, thereby impacting the provider’s credibility and business success.

The episode further discusses a major rebranding announcement, shifting from the New Patient Group to The Brian Wright Show. The rebranding aims to appeal to a broader audience, demonstrating the need for businesses to adapt and innovate continually. The hosts clarify that this transformation does not signify a departure from their core values but rather an expansion of their reach to serve various entrepreneurial sectors.

This podcast episode serves as a powerful reminder to all business owners: Sometimes, the most straightforward solutions can have the most staggering impacts. The episode urges listeners to take a step back, assess their professional image, and reflect on how it influences customer perceptions and sales. The need for clarity in communication and self-presentation is paramount, as these elements can either hinder or enhance business growth. As we conclude our discussion, listeners are encouraged to embrace change and actively look for improvements, thereby ensuring they remain competitive in an ever-evolving market.

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According to Dental Economics, conversion in Dentistry has dipped to 32%. That same study done in Orthodontics shows a dip into the high 40% for conversion. Conversion for all other specialties has crashed as well. Facts are the consumer has changed and is always changing. This course targets those changes and teaches you advanced skill-sets that will grow your practice and save you t

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This episode explores how listening to clinical peers can unintentionally sabotage your success. It emphasizes the need for transparency in mentorship and the importance of seeking diverse expertise beyond your immediate professional bubble.

• The importance of choosing mentors carefully
• Recognizing that clinical speakers may present an unrealistic image
• The need for honest discussions about challenges faced in practice
• Valuing insights from outside of your industry for balanced guidance
• Defining a true expert as someone who shares both successes and struggles
• Reevaluating the advice one follows based on personal business goals
• Encouraging critical thinking when consuming mentorship advice
• The impact of industry trends on individualized practices
• Promoting an authentic approach to professional growth
• A call to actively seek mentorship that aligns with one's personal vision

New Patient Group - The Employee & Patient Experience Co. Learn Advanced and Cutting Edge Skill Sets Used by the Finest People Businesses in the World, such as the Ritz Carlton and more. We are experts in the following areas and found a niche in orthodontics, dentistry and other healthcare professions years ago. We teach this expertise to enhance every interaction your team has with people you want to become patients or those who already are patients.

- Leadership
- Sales
- Hospitality
- Consumer Psychology
- Verbiage
- Presentation
- Communication
- Much More

The result of the above mentioned skill-sets is a much improved culture, new patients, treatment conversion, efficiency, profitability, treatment starts, revenue, patient referrals, patient compliance and more.

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Digitalizing, Immersing & Transforming your Exam Room for Increased Conversions, Starts & Revenue! Welcome to another edition of the New Patient Group Podcast with our Founder & CEO, Brian Wright. The go to voice for the biggest names in Dentistry, Orthodontics and beyond for practices wanting to dominate the new economy.

This podcast episode explores the critical importance of creating immersive patient experiences in healthcare settings. By rethinking the aesthetics and functionality of exam rooms and viewing expenditures as investments, practices can significantly enhance patient engagement and conversion rates.

• The significance of an immersive experience in healthcare
• Outdated exam room setups reduce patient engagement
• Viewing expenses as investments rather than costs
• Modern furniture and technology enhance patient interactions
• Staff training on presentation skills can improve conversions
• The value of mastermind groups for collaborative improvement
• Aligning healthcare practices with hospitality principles

New Patient Group - The Employee & Patient Experience Co. Learn Advanced and Cutting Edge Skill Sets Used by the Finest People Businesses in the World, such as the Ritz Carlton and more. We are experts in the following areas and found a niche in orthodontics, dentistry and other healthcare professions years ago. We teach this expertise to enhance every interaction your team has with people you want to become patients or those who already are patients.

- Leadership
- Sales
- Hospitality
- Consumer Psychology
- Verbiage
- Presentation
- Communication
- Much More

The result of the above mentioned skill-sets is a much improved culture, new patients, treatment conversion, efficiency, profitability, treatment starts, revenue, patient referrals, patient compliance and more.

Job Descriptions that will Benefit from this On-Site Workshop:

- Clinical Assistants
- Concierges
- Doctors
- Front Desk
- Receptionists
- Treatment Coordinators
- And More!

This episode emphasizes the critical need for denta practices, orthodontic practices and more to invest in creating immersive and modern patient environments that enhance engagement and conversion rates. We discuss ways to align aesthetics with technology, transforming outdated spaces into welcoming, inviting areas that foster trust and excitement around treatment options.

• Exploring the disconnect between waiting rooms and exam rooms
• The importance of aligning aesthetics with patient experience
• Rethinking costs as investments for better practice outcomes
• The role of modern technology in engaging patients
• Strategies for improving the overall patient journey
• Encouraging a shift towards a hospitality-focused mindset
• Actionable recommendations for practice design improvements
• The impact of examining furniture choices on patient comfort
• Discussing the shortcomings of traditional scheduling templates
• Urging participation in the mastermind group for ongoing growth