In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen flips the script on how we think about growth. Instead of constantly searching for the next big opportunity, what if the real wins are hiding inside the problems we keep putting off? From upset patients and struggling team members to messy systems and unfinished protocols, these everyday challenges might actually be your best path forward. Dr. Killeen breaks down why problems aren’t roadblocks—they’re invitations—and offers a simple way to turn one nagging issue into real progress today.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen shares a powerful and unexpected story about G. Dep, a rapper who carried the weight of a single decision for nearly two decades—and what happened when he finally chose honesty over comfort. The conversation isn’t about crime or punishment, but about the quiet stress that comes from living out of alignment with yourself. Dr. Killeen reflects on why sometimes it’s okay to disappoint others if the alternative is disappointing yourself, and how unresolved inner conflict can quietly drain your energy at work and at home.

In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple mindset shift that makes hard things feel a whole lot easier: don’t go it alone. From business challenges to personal habits, having someone in your corner literally changes how your brain perceives obstacles—backed by some fascinating research from the University of Virginia. He breaks down how connection reduces intimidation, why progress is easier with even one supportive friend, and how a simple “Growth Chat” group can keep you moving forward. Plus, he highlights how communities like DSN can help you climb the big hills in practice ownership with confidence. A relaxed, encouraging episode about the power of teamwork—no matter the goal.

In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen challenges you to do something most practice owners avoid—a year-end autopsy. Not the morbid kind, but an honest, third-person look at what worked, what fell short, and where your practice might be drifting without you noticing. He walks through the key questions to ask, why stepping back gives you better clarity, and how a simple 30-minute review can set you up for a stronger year ahead. Plus, he shares how communities like DSN can help you see your blind spots and move forward with confidence. A calm, practical episode to help you finish the year with intention.

In this final episode of the series inspired by Poor Charlie’s Almanack, Dr. Killeen shifts the focus to you. He unpacks the three core ideas that fuel real personal growth—how your daily habits shape your results, why protecting the first hour of your day matters, and how your inputs determine your outputs. It’s a relaxed, practical conversation about becoming a better leader by first becoming a better version of yourself. Simple shifts. Big impact.

In Episode 6 of the series inspired by Poor Charlie’s Almanack, Dr. Killeen breaks down leadership into the three principles that really move the needle. From why your vision needs constant repeating, to how culture is shaped by what you tolerate, to the power of reinforcing the right behaviors, this episode offers a relaxed, practical look at what great leadership actually looks like in a dental practice. Simple, grounded, and refreshingly doable.

In Episode 5 of our Charlie Munger-inspired series, Dr. Killeen explores the three communication concepts that quietly drive better patient relationships and stronger teams. From using simple scripts to reduce stress, to leading with empathy, to why speed in response builds instant credibility, this episode offers an easy, relaxed look at how small shifts in communication can create big wins in trust, case acceptance, and team harmony. Simple ideas, real impact.

In Episode 4 of our Charlie Munger-inspired series, Dr. Killeen breaks down the three core scheduling principles that make the biggest impact in your dental practice. From understanding that time truly equals money, to front-loading high-value procedures, to the power of pre-blocking your schedule, this episode shows how a few simple shifts can turn your schedule into a calm, productive engine instead of a daily stress trigger. Practical, approachable, and easy to apply — this is one to revisit before your next week starts.