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Want to know what I might ask you?

PODCAST PREPARATION QUESTIONS:

Not all of them will be relevant. 

We won’t ask the ones that aren’t!

We will always ask you to tell us a bit of your story of how

you got into dentistry then the conversation usually takes off from there!

 

 

1.     Tell us about one thing people would be surprised to know about you.

2.     What is the best advice you have ever received?  Who and what?

3.     Who in dentistry inspires you today to do what you are doing?

4.     Who has made the biggest impact in your life? 

5.     Have you had an "Ah Ha" moment where you realized you were doing exactly what you should be doing? 

6.     What obstacle have you overcome that you are most proud of?

7. How do you turn that around and maintain emotional composure when you are having a bad day? 

8.     Do you have a guilty pleasure or a secret dream that you would like to share with us?

9.     Knowing that physical activity helps to minimize stress, what is your favorite way to manage stress?

10. When you reflect, would you describe yourself as a confident woman?  If not, how did you gain that confidence?  What do you do today to maintain that confidence?  What helped you get to where you are today? Is there anything you do to maintain your confidence? 

11. Do you have a personal motto or mantra?  Your "go-to" phrase or statement?

12. What advice would you share for young women starting their dental education? 

13. What advice would you give to a new dentist about to open her practice?  

14. What would you say to a young dentist who is faced with student loan debt and struggling with which practice model to choose? 

15. When you look back now on day one of your new practice, knowing what you know now, what advice would you give yourself?