Welcome back to shared practices.

I have back with me today.

This is a part two.

So if you missed part one and you are a dentist who still is worried about finances

and has not kind of grown a practice or grown an opportunity where you're really taking home good pay. You've got a way to

grow net worth through partnerships or other vehicles. Go back and listen to episode one of this series.

Episode two, I have with me the CEO and president of shared practices, Dr. Alex Sharp, how's it going, man?

Man, Richard, I am great. I'm excited for this episode because I feel like we spend a lot of

our time focusing as we should on taking people from zero to one. Yeah. And this is an episode

where we're going to help people to go from one to 10, where we're going to help people to

go to that next level.

And this is interesting because I had a great conversation with Suzanne the other day.

And some of the feedback that she's received over the years centers around how shared practices.

We have a sweet spot.

We have a very tried and true way of helping people to take a practice and to double it, to improve it,

to grow it, to make that practice into what it could conceivably become. But then there's

always that question of what's next. And for us today, we're going to talk about that with

regards to finances of understanding, I built my engine, I built my practice,

things are humming, knock on wood, relatively speaking. What is that next big, hairy, audacious

goal in terms of investing or with regards to financial achievements? Because that's the fun

stuff. That's what we put all the years in

undergrad dental school developing the communications acumen the clinical acumen to build that

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