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The topic of income and making more money seems to be at the top of everyone’s agenda. When I consult with practice owners, making enough money is the #1 priority for most of them and as well it should be. After all, the amount of income you create is going to allow you to survive with either an abundant lifestyle or a scarce existence. The most successful practice owners I know and consult all have certain characteristics and attitudes when it comes to making income (both business and personal income) that allow them to have a cascade of money that just keeps flowing to them.
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Skyrocket Your Income
The topic of income and making more money seems to be at the top of everyone’s agenda. When I consult with practice owners, making enough money is the #1 priority for most of them and as well it should be. After all, the amount of income you create is going to allow you to survive with either an abundant lifestyle or a scarce existence. The most successful practice owners I know and consult all have certain characteristics and attitudes when it comes to making income (both business and personal income) that allow them to have a cascade of money that just keeps flowing to them.
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He Borrowed $1.1 Million to Buy a Dental Practice at 28
After joining an established practice as an associate, Josh was given the opportunity to buy into the business. The price tag was intimidating—but once he understood the cash flow behind practice ownership, the decision began to make sense.
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He Borrowed $1.1 Million to Buy a Dental Practice at 28
After joining an established practice as an associate, Josh was given the opportunity to buy into the business. The price tag was intimidating—but once he understood the cash flow behind practice ownership, the decision began to make sense.





