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How to Avoid Sabotaging Your Practice Success
Right now, some people are waking up to realize their December actions (or inactions) have given way to their January realities.
Instead of taking responsibility, they are justifying their “start to the year” by blaming the economy or the weather or post-holiday slump or anything (and anyone) else
- By Scott J. Manning
Debunking the Myth of Work‑Life Balance
One of the most common pitfalls that destroys a doctor’s ability to be successful long-term is constantly searching for greener grass and chasing bright shiny objects. We are all guilty of it at times, but staying focused with a “plan your work and work your plan” mentality is critical to achieving anything of note.
- By Scott J. Manning
Conquering Uncomfortable Challenges to Reach Your Potential
Most doctors walk into their office at the start of a new year expecting more of the same…the same patients, the same team, the same problems, the same schedule, the same procedures, the same profits.
- By Scott J. Manning
Activities to Avoid With TMD
When living with TMD, you might be aware of certain triggers that cause pain. These could be certain physical activities, foods or lifestyle habits. Sometimes, however, you might not feel like you have any control over when you experience pain. We want our TMD patients to live a full life and to do so, there are certain things you might want to avoid that put more strain on your TMJ then necessary.
- By Dr. Daniel Klauer
How Exercise Helps Treat Sleep Apnea
Exercise provides many health benefits. Regular activity such as aerobic exercise, strength training, and participating in sports contributes to a healthier body, helping to prevent a wide range of physical issues related to a sedentary lifestyle. Exercise also has a positive effect on your subjective well-being and mental health, by increasing your energy and serotonin. But did you know that a workout routine can also improve your sleep quality?
- By Dr. Daniel Klauer
How to Avoid Sabotaging Your Practice Success
Right now, some people are waking up to realize their December actions (or inactions) have given way to their January realities.
Instead of taking responsibility, they are justifying their “start to the year” by blaming the economy or the weather or post-holiday slump or anything (and anyone) else
- By Scott J. Manning
Debunking the Myth of Work‑Life Balance
One of the most common pitfalls that destroys a doctor’s ability to be successful long-term is constantly searching for greener grass and chasing bright shiny objects. We are all guilty of it at times, but staying focused with a “plan your work and work your plan” mentality is critical to achieving anything of note.
- By Scott J. Manning
Conquering Uncomfortable Challenges to Reach Your Potential
Most doctors walk into their office at the start of a new year expecting more of the same…the same patients, the same team, the same problems, the same schedule, the same procedures, the same profits.
- By Scott J. Manning
Activities to Avoid With TMD
When living with TMD, you might be aware of certain triggers that cause pain. These could be certain physical activities, foods or lifestyle habits. Sometimes, however, you might not feel like you have any control over when you experience pain. We want our TMD patients to live a full life and to do so, there are certain things you might want to avoid that put more strain on your TMJ then necessary.
- By Dr. Daniel Klauer
How Exercise Helps Treat Sleep Apnea
Exercise provides many health benefits. Regular activity such as aerobic exercise, strength training, and participating in sports contributes to a healthier body, helping to prevent a wide range of physical issues related to a sedentary lifestyle. Exercise also has a positive effect on your subjective well-being and mental health, by increasing your energy and serotonin. But did you know that a workout routine can also improve your sleep quality?
- By Dr. Daniel Klauer