Bruce Stephenson's guest appearances

Bruce Stephenson

Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran

Justin Takes The Bach - A Bachelor Recap Podcast

Live Life in Motion

Jay Glazer

Tom Wheelwright

Jordan Goodman

Carlos Rodriguez

Chris Herren

Tony Robbins

Anthony Bourdain

Malcolm Gladwell

Scott Perkins

Stephen Murray

Steven Lin

Travis Hornsby

Brady Smith

Evan Carmichael

Chad Johnson

OwlTail

Justin takes the Bach with Bruce Stephenson from Netflix's Twentysomethings: Austin! They discuss Elizabeth's surprising elimination, Rachel's one-on-one date, and Clayton's reactions to watching his season. Plus, Justin and Bruce talk about why Shanae is the one of the best villains that we have seen in years, if she's leaning into her villain edit, and the three levels of villainy. Follow Bruce on Instagram and Tik Tok! Plus,  Twentysomethings: Austin is now streaming on Netflix! Follow the pod on Instagram to stay in the know on all things Bachelor Nation. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe. 

Justin takes the Bach with Bruce Stephenson from Netflix's Twentysomethings: Austin! They discuss Elizabeth's surprising elimination, Rachel's one-on-one date, and Clayton's reactions to watching his season. Plus, Justin and Bruce talk about why Shanae is the one of the best villains that we have seen in years, if she's leaning into her villain edit, and the three levels of villainy. Follow Bruce on <a href="https://instagram.com/thebruceislooze?utm_medium=copy_link" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdk2PqQ5/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tik Tok</a>! Plus, <a href="https://youtu.be/X_cGV9JMgTc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Twentysomethings: Austin</a> is now streaming on Netflix! Follow the pod on <a href="https://instagram.com/justintakesthebach?utm_medium=copy_link" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> to stay in the know on all things Bachelor Nation. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe.

The Bachelor S21E4: Taking The Bach And Competing In The Bachelor Bowl (feat. Bruce Stephenson)

Today on Live Life in Motion, I talk with Bruce Stephenson. Bruce is on the new Netflix show, Twentysomethings – Austin. Being a native of Greenville, SC I was curious and hopeful to see how he represented himself and the community. I was very impressed, and he did an amazing job. We talk about life, his childhood with divorced parents, living with epilepsy, how he grew up loving theater, his love for sports and much more. Enjoy!

Today on Live Life in Motion, I talk with Bruce Stephenson. Bruce is on the new Netflix show, Twentysomethings – Austin. Being a native of Greenville, SC I was curious and hopeful to see how he represented himself and the community. I was very impressed, and he did an amazing job. We talk about life, his childhood with divorced parents, living with epilepsy, how he grew up loving theater, his love for sports and much more. Enjoy!

62. Bruce Stephenson: Twentysomethings – Austin 

Howard Farran

Practice management doesn't have to be big and scary. Bruce Stephenson, DDS shows that it might be easier than you think to do it well.
 
I graduated from dental school in 1977 and opened a practice from scratch. We grew over the years and in 2008 one of my associates bought half the practice with the understanding that I would retire in 5 years and sell him the second half. Well, it actually took 6 years but now my former associate, then partner, is now my landlord! I continue to practice in the same office, renting space for my 3-day per week Invisalign only practice. At one point in my dental career I also founded an IT company just for dentists (a lot more work than fixing teeth!) so part of my “rent” now is doing IT support for his practice. 
Over the years I became interested in not only computers but practice management and have been lecturing and consulting on these subjects since about 1986. I have spoken at the ADA and AGD annual meetings and continue to do (occasional) seminars and webinars. 
Since I “retired” in June of 2013 and have become even more involved in our practice management consulting business with my former office manager. We currently have clients all over the country that we “meet” with using Skype and GoToMeeting. It’s fun and very interesting. Although each practice is unique, it seems we are all stumbling over many of the same rocks in the road. 
 
Last year we published our first book, “How to Run a Dental Practice,” which has not made it to the best seller list yet but does get very positive feedback from dentists. We discuss just how dramatically dentistry has changed in the last 5 years and how practice management systems need to change to keep a practice profitable. Our next book (if we ever get around to it!) will be titled “Dentistry 3.0,” to further reflect these changes.
 
BruceStephensonDDS@gmail.com
www.TodaysDentalConsulting.com
 
209-603-9944

Practice management doesn't have to be big and scary. Bruce Stephenson, DDS shows that it might be easier than you think to do it well. I graduated from dental school in 1977 and opened a practice from scratch. We grew over the years and in 2008 one of my associates bought half the practice with the understanding that I would retire in 5 years and sell him the second half. Well, it actually took 6 years but now my former associate, then partner, is now my landlord! I continue to practice in the same office, renting space for my 3-day per week Invisalign only practice. At one point in my dental career I also founded an IT company just for dentists (a lot more work than fixing teeth!) so part of my “rent” now is doing IT support for his practice.  Over the years I became interested in not only computers but practice management and have been lecturing and consulting on these subjects since about 1986. I have spoken at the ADA and AGD annual meetings and continue to do (occasional) seminars and webinars.  Since I “retired” in June of 2013 and have become even more involved in our practice management consulting business with my former office manager. We currently have clients all over the country that we “meet” with using Skype and GoToMeeting. It’s fun and very interesting. Although each practice is unique, it seems we are all stumbling over many of the same rocks in the road.  Last year we published our first book, “How to Run a Dental Practice,” which has not made it to the best seller list yet but does get very positive feedback from dentists. We discuss just how dramatically dentistry has changed in the last 5 years and how practice management systems need to change to keep a practice profitable. Our next book (if we ever get around to it!) will be titled “Dentistry 3.0,” to further reflect these changes. BruceStephensonDDS@gmail.com <a href="http://www.TodaysDentalConsulting.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TodaysDentalConsulting.com</a> 209-603-9944

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