Dentists Who Invest Podcast How To Do Less Dentistry (Part 1) with Dr James Martin
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Tired of six-day weeks in the clinic but still want to build wealth and freedom? In this powerful episode, Dr James Martin shares a strategy that’s helping dentists work fewer hours without compromising financial success.
The key isn’t resenting dentistry—it’s about creating financial stability while reclaiming your time. Drawing on Robert Kiyosaki’s Cash Flow Quadrant, James explains how most dentists sit in the “self-employed” space, trading time for money. The long-term goal? Move across the quadrant to become an owner or investor, where assets generate income for you.
Before diving into property or stock strategies, James highlights the most overlooked first step: maximise your clinical efficiency and income. Upskilling, better communication, and effective treatment planning can dramatically increase your earnings per hour—giving you the capital to invest and scale back your clinical hours over time.
Whether you’re a new graduate or approaching retirement, this episode lays out the mindset and strategy behind doing less dentistry while securing long-term wealth.
Ready to start building a life beyond the chair? Listen now and discover what one small shift could set you on the path to financial freedom.
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