Dive into team culture, prejudice and the wisdom of over 4 decades in dentistry with our guest, Dr. Alan Stern.

Dr. Stern's story is not just one of personal triumph, but also a testament to the power of understanding and empathy. He shared his experiences with discrimination and anti-Semitism, highlighting the need for education and cultural awareness. Dr. Stern's journey towards conquering past prejudices and promoting understanding and respect serves as an inspiration to all. Featured moments:

00:00:00 - Introduction of Dr. Alan Stern 00:05:43 - Overcoming Self-Doubt in Dentistry 00:11:25 - Lessons in Team Dynamics 00:17:28 - Improving Team Dynamics 00:22:32 - Importance of Allies in Adversity 00:27:32 - Overcoming Prejudices in Dentistry 00:33:10 - Motivation for Dental Culture Con 00:38:27 - Rapid Fire Q&A Join us for more inspiring conversations and insights at the upcoming Dental Culture Con in February, where Dr. Alan Stern and other industry leaders will come together to share their knowledge and experiences.

Connect with Alan: https://betterricherstronger.com/

Dr. Stern's bio: Dr Alan Stern retired from the practice of Dentistry after 42 years and now runs a coaching business called Better Richer Stronger. Alan works with dentists who want to create a workplace that is productive & profitable and a life that is rewarding and meaningful. As a speaker, Dr Stern conducts presentations for dental groups that redefine what it means to build a better team and rekindle their passion for what matters. In fact, Alan wrote the book, Enjoy the Ride for those who want to get out from the day-to-day grind and take charge of their roadmap to their preferred future. As a result of Alan’s work, people often share they have more focus, more energy, more momentum and get the results they never thought were possible. Alan was the recipient of the Nifty Award as the Most Inspiring Dental Professional for 2023; he is also counted among the top Key Opinion Leaders in Dentistry in a recent Facebook Poll On a personal note, Alan and his wife, Fran, recommitted to living a healthy life. Alan even held a plank for ten and one half minutes on his 66th birthday and is constantly pursuing bigger and better fitness goals