BRAIN CROPS - with Chelsea Myers

Chelsea Myers, founder and CEO of Dental Life Coach interviews Dr. Corinne Devin who knows what it takes to dream big and make things happen!  Corinne is a triple crown holding beauty queen and a U. S. Naval officer.  She is a Navy Commander, orthodontist, and public speaker with a passion for volunteering.  Currently stationed in Japan, Corinne is returning to California upon concluding her active duty in 2023.     While in residency, Corinne competed and won the title Ms. Texas, then after graduating won Ms. United States 2012, internationally won Ms. Galaxy 2014, Ms. Earth 2018 and International Ms. 2020.  The titles allowed her the opportunity get involved with local communities, speaking at events including elementary schools where she mentored young girls and showed them that they can be and do anything- from beauty queen to Navy officer to orthodontist.   She continued to balance her two passions, serving as the keynote speaker at the STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) Conference to over 1,000 middle school girls for the Department of Defense in Japan and Italy.     She believes that being well rounded in a multitude of areas can inspire, motivate, and place the seed of determination into our youth and their peers.

What does it take to create successful business with clients who want to stay with you and shout your name in a room of opportunity? Connection! Joshua B. Lee is an entrepreneur, business owner, author, coach, marketer, and a "very blessed husband and father."  Having built 16 companies, Josh knows a thing or two about growing businesses which led him to discover his real passion: creating lasting, meaningful human connections.  Whether you're just starting out, scaling your business, or spreading your entrepreneurial wings across multiple businesses the human elements will come into play daily.  Tune in to hear Chelsea Myers learn more about Joshua's journey and to discover more about how to implement these ideas into your business! 

In this episode Dr. Eric Block and Dental Life Coach founder and CEO, Chelsea Myers, talk about stress, burnout, and how to create new results in a stressful routine.  Dr. Eric Block is a full-time practicing general and implant dentist in Acton, Massachusetts, husband, and father of two kids.  He graduated from the Nova Southeastern College of Dental Medicine in 2002 and then completed a 2 year Implantology Residency at Boston University in 2004.   He is certified by the American Association of Dental Boards for continuing education, founder of the digital marketplace www.DealsforDentists.com, host of the Deals for Dentists Podcast, host of “Live with Blocky” on iLoveDentistry Facebook live, and lectures nationwide helping dentists to become more efficient, productive, and less stressed. He is a fellow of the international congress of oral implantologists and former instructor at the Boston University department of implantology In 2021 he authored his first book titled “The Stress-Free Dentist: Overcome Burnout and Start Loving Dentistry Again.”  and hosted The Get Stress-Free Dentistry Summit in Hollywood, Beach Florida, and founded The Stress-Free Dentistry Facebook Group.

In this episode Chelsea Myers and Dipesh Patel, CEO of Blueprint Smiles, talk about knowing what you want, knowing why you want it, and taking the steps to achieve your ideal dental life. Dipesh works alongside friends in a "care first" organization that values the human aspect of dentistry. Taking good care of the team and the people they serve are a top priority for Blueprint Smiles. 

Explore the power of intentional thinking in goal setting and how it shapes your path to success. Discover strategies for overcoming obstacles by actively choosing positivity over negativity. Learn how aligning your thoughts with your objectives can enhance decision-making, leading to a more fulfilling journey toward health and happiness. With a framework for thinking, you'll be better equipped to navigate challenges and create results that resonate with your aspirations.

In this episode Dr. Jeremy Krell, Managing Partner of Revere Partners, the first independent Venture Capital fund focused on oral health, shares his knowledge and expertise about the importance of approaching opportunities with an open, improving the efficiency of dental businesses through innovative solutions, and surrounding yourself with experts to optimize your access to high value solutions.  eremy is a general dentist with a combined business background. He is the Managing Partner of Revere Partners, the first independent Venture Capital fund focused on oral health. Jeremy previously built out the Barchester Bay Group, a portfolio consisting of over 35 ventures. Jeremy has held key operator roles at startups including Head of Marketing and Chief Dental Officer at Simplifeye (which raised $27m Series A in 2021), based in NYC, and the Chief Marketing Officer of Verena Solutions, based in Chicago. He oversaw provider and clinical growth initiatives at quip (which raised $100m Series B in 2021), the oral health and subscription electric toothbrush company and strategic provider innovation and development at Oscar Health (which had an IPO in 2021). Jeremy has practiced general dentistry part-time for nearly a decade following his DMD at Tufts, sits on the Boards of healthcare and dental startups, and is an angel investor in approximately 30 companies. Jeremy has a 18+ year proven track record with startups through several successful multi-million dollar fundraises and acquisitions. Jeremy started his career with three web and graphic design startups and moved into a luxury goods and commodity venture, DormAid, for college students. He later founded a venture incubator, CEO in A Box, following his MBA at Chicago Booth. Jeremy received The President’s Volunteer Service Lifetime Achievement Award from President Joe Biden, Crain’s Notable in Health Care, Top 100 Healthcare Visionaries award from IFAH USA, and Top 100 Doctors from the Global Summits Institute for his commitment to oral health innovation.

 In this episode, Dental Life Coach CEO and founder Chelsea Myers is hosted by Emmet Scott. Emmet is the Co-Founder and CEO of Community Dental Partners and the President at The Association of Dental Support Organizations (ADSO). He is also an author and the podcast host for DSO Secrets -- DEO -- The Dentist Entrepreneur Organization. They discuss why emotional intelligence and vulnerability are crucial to advance the leadership development of not only your team and associates but you. Chelsea and Emmet cover the “human” experience of running a business; emotional intelligence and awareness; self-development; the discomfort of change; emotional strength; going from anxiety to confidence; delegation; viewing your leadership role through an "inside out" lens; and more. Listen to learn how to approach personal and leadership development with authenticity and vulnerability.

For high performers, increased awareness often is followed by an increased desire to gain emotional advancement, because we recognize that the time and energy spent in avoiding negative emotions could be allocated in more productive ways. Increasing our awareness helps us to achieve our goals and avoid complacency or become satisfied with less than we really want.  The trick is learning more about ourselves which begins with identifying our emotions. How Do You Feel?

In this episode Chelsea and Austin Hair, of Commercial Real Estate Secrets, talk about emotional intelligence training for dentist partners. Everything from health and fitness to reaching expansive professional goals is impacted by the way that we think. 

You know… it’s funny how things work out, sometimes, isn’t it?? I had on my calendar to record this podcast today - which, as you might have noticed in the title, is all about “adaptability.” And -- it’s been cloudy all day -- and I walked into my office to record -- and heard the most incredible - theatrical - boom of thunder!! The storm caused us to lose power and now my podcaster is acting all crazy, so...A In the spirit of being “ADAPTABLE” and in staying in integrity with my plan to record this episode -- I’m doing it from my phone and I apologize in advance for any changes you notice -- we’ll -- uhh -- do our best to have it cleaned up, but if you’re noticing a difference -- that’s why.. So --- adaptability -- the superpower worth developing… What got me thinking about this was that I was coaching someone recently on fear… and making decisions from a place of fear … which, as I’m sure you know, is an uncomfortable place to decide things from -- and usually doesn’t result in your most effective or efficient decisions in relation to your goals. And as I was talking to this dentist and hearing what she was saying… I realized that the reason she wasn’t taking the action she said she needed to take was not from a lack of courage, but from a lack of adaptability. And so often I hear people talk about fear and courage as if they’re perfect opposites -- and in some cases that’s true -- but in this case she had the courage that she needed to take action -- The storm caused us to lose power and now my podcaster is acting all crazy, so... In the spirit of being “ADAPTABLE” and in staying in integrity with my plan to record this episode -- I’m doing it from my phone and I apologize in advance for any changes you notice -- we’ll -- uhh -- do our best to have it cleaned up, but if you’re noticing a difference -- that’s why.. So --- Adaptability... What got me thinking about this was that I was coaching someone recently on fear… and making decisions from a place of fear … which, as I’m sure you know, is an uncomfortable place to decide things from -- and usually doesn’t result in your most effective or efficient decisions in relation to your goals. And as I was talking to this dentist and hearing what she was saying… I realized that the reason she wasn’t taking the action she said she needed to take was not from a lack of courage, but from a lack of adaptability. And so often I hear people talk about fear and courage as if they’re perfect opposites -- and in some cases that’s true -- but in this case she had the courage that she needed to take action -- Her fear was stemming from a really firm belief that she should only take that action, though, from her ideal situation rather than from her reality. She was clinging so tightly to how things needed to be before she could take action -- because she was afraid of all of the unknowns of changing first -- that she was literally watching a really important opportunity pass her by. So I shared with her and I want to share with you now -- if you want to succeed in your role as an entrepreneurial dentist -- you HAVE to be WILLINGLY ADAPTABLE.