by Ginny | Jul 22, 2014 | Communication, General, Innovation, Inspiration, Practice Leadership, Team Development
Many thanks to Jay Freedman, D.D.S. & Associates, P.C., Montgomery Bucks Dental Society & TD Bank for a great day together.
It’s such a joy to spend time with teams that are so passionate about making a difference for their practice, patients and for each other. As a speaker, my goal is always to connect with the audience. My photographer, Tommy Meehan got a great shot of this at this event. What a terrific group!
This is one of my favorite programs to present. It’s so rewarding to review positive feedback like this from Dr. Freedman: “Ginny, your innovative approach to improving our communication skills, was a bit hit and a lot of fun. You have a gift for being able to create a safe, comfortable atmosphere where all members of the dental team can discuss sensitive topics and work through practice drama. Best of all, we have some new skills for avoiding the drama altogether! You are right, the magic doesn’t happen until people connect and we’re so much better at connecting now. Thank you for a terrific day and a great program. I’ll be in touch to plan our next event together.”
by Ginny | May 15, 2014 | Communication, Innovation, Inspiration, Practice Leadership, Team Development
Throw-back Thursday Post: One year later I’m still hearing from doctors and teams that this is a game-changer.
“Time to make the donuts” was the tagline from a Dunkin Donuts commercial back in the 80’s that depicted Fred the Baker getting up before dawn every day, day after day, following the same routine. The character and tagline were so successful that the marketing campaign ran for fifteen years and was named one of the five best commercials of the 80’s. The tagline has remained a catchphrase for those who rise before dawn each day to start a work routine.
…. We’re not Fred the Baker and we’re not making the proverbial donuts; we have the ability to create relationships that change lives. That’s better than any donuts … even the raspberry filled ones! “Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.” –Winston Churchill BE the Joneses… lead on purpose.
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