Dick Reid's guest appearances

Dick Reid

Bulletproof Dental Practice

Tales from a Luxury Yacht Chef with Lisa Mead

Ben Greenfield

Brady Smith

Scott Galloway

Garrett Gunderson

Russ Perry

Mike Michalowicz

John Warrillow

Michael Levin

Jairek Robbins

Matt Lewis

Chris Tuff

Tommy Breedlove

Jason Price

Gary Takacs

Craig Cody

OwlTail

Alex Dick

This week on Tales of A luxury Yacht Chef, Lisa Mead talks with Alex Dick Reid, a former journalist and surf magazine writer who travelled the world seeking out surf stories but has since returned home to own and operate Ground Sea Adventures in the British Virgin Islands.

This week on Tales of A luxury Yacht Chef, Lisa Mead talks with Alex Dick Reid, a former journalist and surf magazine writer who travelled the world seeking out surf stories but has since returned home to own and operate Ground Sea Adventures in the British Virgin Islands.

Alex Dick Reid - Ground Sea Adventures

Bulletproof Dental Practice Episode 10 Host: Dr. Peter Boulden Atlanta Dental Spa  Dr. Dick Reid spend most of his career focused on NOT growing a large practice.  Nope, he knew that is wasn't how MUCH you collect, but rather how much you KEEP of that collections.   Over his career, Dick was able to drive his overhead to around 43%- as general practicioner.  This is pretty much unheard of, so when I did catch wind of this I wanted to find out his "secret sauce" so that maybe some listeners could gain insight on how to emulate that - to a certain degree.   By keeping such a low overhead to his practice, Dick was able to retire early on his timeline.   Guest: Dr. Richard (Dick) Reid  DentalTown article Contact:  630-800-6191 or rjrdds50@gmail.com   Key Summary:  Dr. Reid spent only 43% overhead in his dental practice. Read and understand how the dental economy works. Listen when smart people speak and use them as mentors. Save 20% from your practice and do not live above your means. To maintain low overhead expenses, keep your office small. You can analyze your numbers by simply looking at your patient schedules. To start minimizing overhead, you should “cut the fat” everyday. Tip: Move patients around so you don’t have any gaps in your patient schedules. Tip: Only have 1 front desk personnel. Tip: Ask patients for referrals. Ask for new patients. Don’t be shy. Keep adding money in your pension fund in order to build it. Advice: Start modestly. Try to stay modest. Streamline your personal spending so you can save for your pension. How to reduce an already high overhead - consider starting over or letting people go Pay attention daily and continuously to your practice to make it healthy Get business experience from reading business-related articles and pay attention    Resources Mentioned: Dental Town - Doug Carlsen DDS Lean and Mean - Rick Kushner WhiteHall Management - Greg Stanley Dental Economics - Brian Hufford   Tweetables: “Our patients love us because we love them first. - Dr. Dick Reid” “There’s nothing more encouraging than seeing the money you plough into your pension fund grow and appreciate and see the light at the end of the tunnel. - Dr. Dick Reid” “Make it. Save it. Then keep it. -Dr. Dick Reid”

<a href="http://www.bulletproofdentalpractice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bulletproof Dental Practice</a> Episode 10 Host: Dr. Peter Boulden <a href="http://www.atlantadentalspa.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Atlanta Dental Spa</a>  Dr. Dick Reid spend most of his career focused on NOT growing a large practice.  Nope, he knew that is wasn't how MUCH you collect, but rather how much you KEEP of that collections.   Over his career, Dick was able to drive his overhead to around 43%- as general practicioner.  This is pretty much unheard of, so when I did catch wind of this I wanted to find out his "secret sauce" so that maybe some listeners could gain insight on how to emulate that - to a certain degree.   By keeping such a low overhead to his practice, Dick was able to retire early on his timeline.   Guest: Dr. Richard (Dick) Reid <a href="http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/Article.aspx?i=301&amp;aid=4086" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> DentalTown article</a> Contact:  630-800-6191 or <a href="mailto:rjrdds50@gmail.com" rel="noopener">rjrdds50@gmail.com</a> Key Summary: <ul> <li>Dr. Reid spent only 43% overhead in his dental practice.</li> <li>Read and understand how the dental economy works.</li> <li>Listen when smart people speak and use them as mentors.</li> <li>Save 20% from your practice and do not live above your means.</li> <li>To maintain low overhead expenses, keep your office small.</li> <li>You can analyze your numbers by simply looking at your patient schedules.</li> <li>To start minimizing overhead, you should “cut the fat” everyday.</li> <li>Tip: Move patients around so you don’t have any gaps in your patient schedules.</li> <li>Tip: Only have 1 front desk personnel.</li> <li>Tip: Ask patients for referrals. Ask for new patients. Don’t be shy.</li> <li>Keep adding money in your pension fund in order to build it.</li> <li>Advice: Start modestly. Try to stay modest.</li> <li>Streamline your personal spending so you can save for your pension.</li> <li>How to reduce an already high overhead - consider starting over or letting people go</li> <li>Pay attention daily and continuously to your practice to make it healthy</li> <li>Get business experience from reading business-related articles and pay attention</li> </ul> Resources Mentioned: <a href="http://www.dentaltown.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Town</a> - Doug Carlsen DDS <a href="http://comfortdental.com/get-to-know-us/dr-kushner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lean and Mean</a> - Rick Kushner <a href="http://www.whitehallmgt.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WhiteHall Management</a> - Greg Stanley <a href="http://www.dentaleconomics.com/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dental Economics</a> - Brian Hufford Tweetables: “Our patients love us because we love them first. - Dr. Dick Reid” “There’s nothing more encouraging than seeing the money you plough into your pension fund grow and appreciate and see the light at the end of the tunnel. - Dr. Dick Reid” “Make it. Save it. Then keep it. -Dr. Dick Reid”

Crazy Low Overhead with Dr. Dick Reid