35 min
1970: Core Drivers of a World-Class Organization Pt. 2 The Dentalpreneur Podcast w/ Dr. Mark Costes
-
- Entrepreneurship
On today’s episode, we have another segment, in which Mark presents his presentation titled "Core Drivers of a World-Class Organization" at the Dental Success Summit 2024. In this segment of Mark's presentation at the Dental Success Summit, he encourages attendees to become clear on their goals for the weekend and beyond. Mark urges each person to identify the top three reasons they're at the event, as achieving these goals will mark the weekend as a success. For instance, goals could range from finding a business partner to mastering leadership skills or improving the culture within one’s dental practice.
Mark emphasizes the importance of understanding the value of one's time, particularly in relation to income goals. He presents a detailed analysis of how to calculate the worth of an hour of work if one's target is a million-dollar annual take-home income. This serves to highlight the need to delegate lower-value tasks and focus on high-impact work.
The concept of a "time journal" is introduced, which helps participants assess the activities they should continue versus those they should delegate, based on the value they bring to their practice. Mark delves into the Asana Pyramid of Clarity to illustrate how to break down a big goal into actionable steps, ensuring clarity in what needs to be done to reach those objectives over time.
Mark also discusses grit and talent, referencing Angela Duckworth’s work on the subject. He posits that effort counts twice in the achievement equation, emphasizing that consistent effort can make up for a lack of natural talent.
Towards the end of the segment, Mark challenges the idea that people have learned all there is to learn and pushes for continuous growth and learning. He describes the high attendance of the most successful individuals at mastermind meetings as a testament to their commitment to continuous improvement, regardless of their current achievements.
He concludes by encouraging attendees to take advantage of the available resources and learning opportunities, not just to improve their business's financial aspects but also to develop in other areas of life, as represented by the four quadrants of success: mindfulness, meaning, muscle, and money.
EPISODE RESOURCES
https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast
On today’s episode, we have another segment, in which Mark presents his presentation titled "Core Drivers of a World-Class Organization" at the Dental Success Summit 2024. In this segment of Mark's presentation at the Dental Success Summit, he encourages attendees to become clear on their goals for the weekend and beyond. Mark urges each person to identify the top three reasons they're at the event, as achieving these goals will mark the weekend as a success. For instance, goals could range from finding a business partner to mastering leadership skills or improving the culture within one’s dental practice.
Mark emphasizes the importance of understanding the value of one's time, particularly in relation to income goals. He presents a detailed analysis of how to calculate the worth of an hour of work if one's target is a million-dollar annual take-home income. This serves to highlight the need to delegate lower-value tasks and focus on high-impact work.
The concept of a "time journal" is introduced, which helps participants assess the activities they should continue versus those they should delegate, based on the value they bring to their practice. Mark delves into the Asana Pyramid of Clarity to illustrate how to break down a big goal into actionable steps, ensuring clarity in what needs to be done to reach those objectives over time.
Mark also discusses grit and talent, referencing Angela Duckworth’s work on the subject. He posits that effort counts twice in the achievement equation, emphasizing that consistent effort can make up for a lack of natural talent.
Towards the end of the segment, Mark challenges the idea that people have learned all there is to learn and pushes for continuous growth and learning. He describes the high attendance of the most successful individuals at mastermind meetings as a testament to their commitment to continuous improvement, regardless of their current achievements.
He concludes by encouraging attendees to take advantage of the available resources and learning opportunities, not just to improve their business's financial aspects but also to develop in other areas of life, as represented by the four quadrants of success: mindfulness, meaning, muscle, and money.
EPISODE RESOURCES
https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast
35 min