“We are generally remembered most fondly not for being good, but for doing good.” via Dr Mardy
Monthly Archives: November 2017
The Monday Morning Quote #457
“Set your course by the stars, not by the lights of every passing ship.” Omar Bradley
BPP shuts dental course as regulator raises safety concerns – Laurie Taylor’s take.
Students on course forced to find alternative programmes, as government plans to open English sector further to new providers. First, the truth: BPP University has shut a dentistry course after it failed to meet General Dental Council standards, leaving new students unable to start and existing undergraduates facing an uncertain future. Events at BPP, whichContinue reading “BPP shuts dental course as regulator raises safety concerns – Laurie Taylor’s take.”
The Incisal Edge Podcast – Public Relations for Dentists with Chris Baker
In their second conversation in the pod, Alun and Chris Baker from Corona Design & Communications talk about the best way to use local Public Relations to promote your Dental Practice. https://theincisaledge.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/corona-2.m4a
The Monday Morning Quote #456
“War is an instrument entirely inefficient toward redressing wrong; and multiplies, instead of indemnifying losses.” Thomas Jefferson
Screwing people as the social norm
“Whenever a company decides it’s ok to screw its suppliers, its customers, or its employees, it is only a matter of time until it gets around to screwing all 3 groups. That is because the idea that screwing people is ok becomes the corporate mindset.” Comment by Howard on I, Cringely via reestheskin
The Incisal Edge Podcast – Email marketing for dentists with Chris Baker.
Alun is joined by Chris Baker from Corona Design and Communication to discuss Email marketing for Dentists.
The Monday Morning Quote #455
“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.” Henry Ford
Word of the day – Mediocracy & a video to match….
MEANING: noun: Rule by the mediocre. ETYMOLOGY: A blend of mediocre + -ocracy (rule). Earliest documented use: 1845. USAGE: “Why are gifted individuals always forced out by the mediocracy?” Christopher Fowler; The Victoria Vanishes; Bantam; 2008. IDEAS: (I notice that comments are now disabled for the video, a shame because I would like to see if there was anybodyContinue reading “Word of the day – Mediocracy & a video to match….”
