Podcasts about Killeen

In this episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on a simple but powerful question: what are you actually reading these days? He looks at how some of history's most effective leaders built their thinking through books—and why deep reading still matters in a world built on scrolling and shortcuts. It's a relaxed reminder that even a few minutes a day with the right book can sharpen your thinking, fuel creativity, and quietly shape the kind of leader (and human) you're becoming.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple (and funny) story about a donkey, a tiger, and a lion that carries a surprisingly powerful lesson. He connects it to modern life, especially social media, where arguments are loud, endless, and often pointless. The takeaway is a reminder that wisdom isn't about winning every debate—it's about protecting your peace and knowing when to disengage. A calm, grounded listen for anyone feeling worn down by noise, negativity, or online drama.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen rewinds to 1903, when the Wright Brothers took flight just weeks after being told humans probably never would. From there, he draws a parallel to the “rules” many of us live by in dentistry and leadership—beliefs repeated so often they start to feel like facts. He breaks down the Illusory Truth Effect and challenges you to question the assumptions shaping your practice, your schedule, and your confidence. A thoughtful, easy listen that might just help you rethink what's actually possible.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares why time spent off the clock—whether on a pickleball court or flying down a mountain bike trail—isn't wasted time at all. He walks through a few simple questions about energy, excitement, connection, and laughter, and how different activities fill different buckets. Balance doesn't come from one perfect hobby—it comes from doing things that recharge you in different ways, so you can show up better at work and at home.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on turning 40 and what birthdays look like when you start measuring life a little differently. He talks about how joy doesn't disappear with age—it just shifts—and how gratitude can bring back that childlike spark we often save for once a year. A reminder that acknowledging the simple things we often overlook can reshape how we live, lead, and show up for the people around us.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down a simple but powerful trust formula from The Trusted Advisor by Charles H. Green and explains why trust is something you build on purpose, not by accident. He connects credibility, reliability, and approachability to your practice's brand—and shares a quick story that shows how one misaligned marketing move can quietly erode trust. It's a reminder that consistency, clarity, and a little humility go a long way with patients and teams alike.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen looks back at the DAT's perceptual ability section and realizes it was teaching something far more useful than anyone expected—perspective. He connects those 3D block puzzles to leadership decisions, showing how problems look very different depending on whether you view them head-on, from the side, or from 30,000 feet. It's a laid-back reminder that before reacting to team issues or tough situations, stepping back and seeing the full picture can change everything.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen talks about why people naturally root for those who stay humble—and quietly pull away from those who forget where they started. Using an unexpected example (yep, Taylor Swift), he unpacks how “underdog energy” builds trust, loyalty, and support long after success shows up. The takeaway for dentists and leaders is simple: remember the grind, stay grounded, and never lose the humility that helped you earn the win in the first place.

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.

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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.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen continues his Charlie Munger-inspired series by breaking down the three big financial ideas that every dentist needs to understand to build a truly healthy practice. He explains why profit isn't the same as collections, why cash is king, and how tracking your numbers can completely change your business decisions. It's a simple, grounded look at money management—without the accounting jargon—so you can lead your practice with more clarity, confidence, and control.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen continues his short series inspired by Charlie Munger's philosophy of mastering the “big ideas.” Today, he dives into the three key principles that form the backbone of effective practice management—systems over superheroes, track what matters, and right people, right seats. Whether you're leading a growing practice or fine-tuning an established one, these concepts simplify the chaos and help you build a business that runs smoothly, sustainably, and successfully.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen kicks off a short series inspired by Charlie Munger's timeless wisdom: master the big ideas, and you'll master the results. He breaks down the three core clinical concepts that form the foundation of great dentistry—diagnosis before treatment, biology always wins, and margins and moisture matter. These aren't just theories—they're the everyday principles that separate good outcomes from great ones. Tune in for practical insights and quick actions you can apply chairside today to elevate your clinical excellence.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen draws inspiration from the Stoic philosopher Epictetus, who taught that while we can't control what happens to us, we can always control how we respond. From late patients to insurance frustrations, dentistry throws plenty of curveballs—but our real power lies in how we handle them. Dr. Killeen shares how finding that “stimulus-response gap” can turn chaos into clarity and help you lead with calm, purpose, and perspective. Tune in to learn how mastering your mindset can change your day—and your practice—for the better.

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In this episode, Dr. Killeen unpacks the Greek word Koinonea—a term that means much more than just “community.” It's about shared purpose, genuine fellowship, and deep connection—the kind that brings not only hands and feet to the job, but hearts and minds too. He shares how this idea shows up in his own practice and in the Dental Success Network, where people don't just work side by side—they lift each other up. Tune in to explore what real community looks like in dentistry and how one small act of connection can strengthen your team and your leadership.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen unpacks a powerful principle that shapes great teams, families, and leaders alike: pairing high expectations with high support. From a real-life story about accountability after a car crash to lessons we can apply in our practices, he explains why believing in someone's potential isn't enough—you also have to walk beside them as they grow. Learn how to strike the right balance between challenge and encouragement, and how that mix can transform both your leadership and your relationships.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen dives into a common leadership trap: assuming others understand what we mean. Known as the “curse of knowledge,” it happens when we forget what it's like not to know something. Using a fun Stanford experiment and real dental practice examples, he shows how missed meaning—not bad intent—causes miscommunication. Learn how to slow down, share context, and ensure your message actually lands with your team, patients, and colleagues.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares a powerful lesson from The Coffee Bean by Jon Gordon and Damon West. Life—and dentistry—can feel like a pot of boiling water, full of stress and pressure. You can let it soften you like a carrot, harden you like an egg, or transform it like a coffee bean. Learn how to bring positive energy, leadership, and kindness into even the toughest situations, and discover how small choices can change the environment around you.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reminds us that everything worthwhile in life and business comes with a cost of entry. Whether it's self-doubt, uncertainty, loneliness, or just plain boredom, these “hidden fees” are part of the journey toward success—not signs you're failing. He shares how to reframe imposter syndrome as proof of growth, build tolerance for uncertainty, and stay steady through the unglamorous grind. Tune in to learn how embracing the real costs of progress can help you lead, grow, and find meaning in the work that matters most.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on why hobbies like pickleball and mountain biking aren't about money—they're about energy, focus, and joy. He shares a simple framework for evaluating how you spend your time: Which activities give you the most financial return, excitement, connection, laughter, and overall recharge? Discover how even small daily choices can boost your performance, mindset, and happiness—both in dentistry and in life.

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In this episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down one of the most overlooked skills in leadership and communication—clarity. Using a simple but powerful equation, clarity = signal ÷ noise, he explains why saying more isn't the same as saying it better. Whether you're leading a team meeting, discussing treatment with a patient, or giving feedback, the key is reducing the noise—distractions, tension, and confusion—so your message truly lands. Tune in to learn how to simplify your communication, amplify your impact, and become the kind of leader people actually understand.

When you lose an OM, how do you find balance in all the responsibilities that suddenly fall onto your plate? In this episode, Dr. Killeen attacks the issue with tactics to consider during this time, while balancing family, work, life, and your business.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on a timeless quote from Charles F. Brannan that perfectly captures the power of community: when we share ideas, everyone grows richer. He dives into how collaboration—especially within the Dental Success Network—can transform isolation into inspiration. From business tips to leadership lessons, surrounding yourself with generous, growth-minded peers can accelerate your progress and expand your perspective. Tune in to learn why sharing what you know might be the best investment you ever make.

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In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple but powerful formula for building true competence: Failure + reflection + another rep. He explains why mistakes aren't setbacks—they're essential steps toward mastery. From educational theory to everyday leadership, this mindset shift helps you see challenges as opportunities to grow. Tune in to learn how to reflect, adjust, and take another rep toward becoming your best self.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares the surprising story behind the invention of Gatorade—and how it connects to leadership and team culture in dentistry. Just like athletes need physical fuel to perform, your team needs emotional fuel to stay motivated and engaged. Dr. Killeen explains why authentic appreciation is the “electrolyte” of a healthy workplace and how a few sincere words can energize your team more than any system or strategy ever could.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen talks about those moments we all have—when we look back and think, “I could've handled that better.” Often, it's not poor judgment that causes those missteps—it's exhaustion, distraction, or simply trying to do too much at once. Dr. Killeen shares why slowing down isn't a weakness, but a strategy, and how just a little rest or space can help you show up sharper and more present. Today's challenge: cut one thing out, take a breath, and give yourself room to reset.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on a powerful quote by William James Dawson about how wealth—and the pleasure it brings—starts to lose meaning when it becomes limitless. He connects this idea not only to money but also to how we spend our time. As dentists, entrepreneurs, and leaders, it's easy to slip into autopilot—spending, upgrading, or working without intention. Dr. Killeen challenges us to pause and ask: are we still finding joy and purpose in how we use our resources, or just going through the motions? A thoughtful reminder to bring meaning back to both your wallet and your calendar.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen sits down with marketing mastermind Ryan Gross to unpack some of the strange marketing trends showing up in the dental world—and what you can do to avoid falling into those traps.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reflects on the one thing we can never get back—time. After an unexpected 100-mile bike ride, he's reminded that how we use our time is deeply personal and that not everyone runs on the same clock. Tune in as he shares why protecting your time, using it with intention, and giving grace to others' pace can make all the difference in how fulfilled you feel each day.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares one of the most powerful leadership questions ever asked—first posed by Intel's Andy Grove: “If we got kicked out and a new CEO came in, what would they do?” This simple mindset shift helped transform a company—and it can do the same for your life and practice. Tune in to learn how stepping back and seeing your world through fresh eyes can spark bold decisions, clearer thinking, and real progress in just 100 days.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen breaks down the sunk cost fallacy—the trap of holding on to something just because you've already invested in it. From outdated systems in your practice to draining commitments in your personal life, he explains why clinging to the past only slows your progress. Tune in to learn how to recognize when it's time to cut your losses, change course, and make decisions based on what serves you now—not what once did.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen reminds us that success doesn't come from getting everything perfect — it comes from taking action and learning along the way. Drawing from a fascinating photography study, he explains why focusing on quantity and consistent effort often leads to better results than chasing a flawless plan. Whether it's trying a new system or improving team communication, this episode is your reminder to just start — because progress beats perfection every time.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen explores the connection between excellence and repetition—how the real secret to mastery is being endlessly fascinated by doing the same things, over and over again. From training your team to refining patient conversations, greatness in dentistry doesn't come from chasing the next new thing, but from showing up with intention in the everyday work. Tune in for a quick reminder that “boring” consistency might just be your greatest advantage.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen challenges the idea that greatness comes from flashes of brilliance or extraordinary talent. Instead, he argues that real greatness is built through small, consistent actions done well over time. From running your morning huddle to reviewing charts the night before, success in dentistry—and in life—comes from showing up and doing the simple things, day after day. Tune in for a quick reminder that being great starts with being good, consistently.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

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In today's episode, Dr. Killeen shares ten quick, practical ways to show appreciation in your dental practice. From giving a heartfelt compliment to grabbing coffee for a teammate, these small gestures can make a big difference in creating a positive, connected culture. Tune in for easy ideas you can put into action today—and see how just one act of gratitude can boost morale and strengthen your team.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen unpacks a quote from former GE executive Ian Wilson: “All your knowledge is about the past, and all your decisions are about the future.” It's a powerful reminder that no matter how much data we collect, leadership and dentistry both require a bit of courage—and a willingness to act without full certainty. Dr. Killeen shares how progress often comes not from waiting for perfect information, but from making thoughtful moves and adjusting along the way. Today's takeaway: don't wait for clarity to take action—start small, learn fast, and keep moving forward.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen gets real about something many of us overlook—how our smartphone habits shape our kids'. He shares a candid reminder that children don't just listen to what we say; they model what we do. If we're constantly checking our phones, it's no wonder they are too. Dr. Killeen challenges listeners to take a small but meaningful step toward disconnecting—whether that's putting the phone away during dinner or setting a tech-free window each night. Because the best way to teach balance in a digital world… is to live it ourselves.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen digs into a subtle but powerful leadership trap—false confidence. He explains how it can quietly derail communication, teamwork, and even relationships, all while everyone thinks they're on the same page. From team meetings to patient interactions, Dr. Killeen shares how to spot the signs of false confidence and offers a simple strategy to make sure clarity replaces assumption. It's a short listen that might just change how you lead your next meeting.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.

In today's episode, Dr. Killeen explores one of the hardest lessons in leadership—knowing when not to act. He talks about the pressure we all feel to constantly fix, change, or respond, and why sometimes the smartest move is to pause and let things settle. Whether it's team drama, financial worries, or a patient issue, Dr. Killeen shares why calm observation often leads to better outcomes than quick reactions. This episode is a reminder that in both dentistry and leadership, patience can be a power move.To learn more about Dr. Killeen and his two-day event in Lincoln, NE or to connect with him, check out www.AddisonKilleen.com.