817. Three Seconds Better

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Recorded03 Apr 2026

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Dr. Killeen shares the inspiring story of Bonnie Sumner, a woman in her 70s who set a world record in the dead hang after starting with just 21 seconds. Her progress did not come from massive leaps, but from small, consistent improvements and a simple question she kept asking herself: can I do a little more? This reminds us that growth in dentistry works the same way. Whether it is leadership, systems, or patient experience, it is never too late to improve. By focusing on small, steady gains, you can create meaningful change over time and build a stronger practice one step at a time.

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