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What can I stop, keep, improve or start? Examining change within our dental careers and practices
I can think of so many good habits I could start to implement but it’s choosing the priority habits that’s important. If I can pinpoint what will really make genuine improvements by reshaping my days, that’s a huge motivator in itself. By ‘improvement’ I mean a new habit, a new process, a new skill, or just doing something more regularly.
One of the simplest ways to do this is to ask four questions: What should I stop? What should I keep? What could I improve? And what sho

Dr Dhiraj Arora
Oct 113 min read


The 5S methodology for a more intentional practice
At first glance, 5S appears to be a simple organisational system. Look a little deeper, however, and I think it offers us a useful framework for thinking about how we work, learn and develop as professionals.

Dr Dhiraj Arora
Sep 53 min read


Lifelong learning - staying curious
“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young” Henry Ford Being a naturally curious person means that lifelong learning is an inevitability. But even without an innate ‘need to know’ about everything, fostering a healthy, positive approach to learning serves you on a number of levels and in different ways throughout life. Some of it you actively seek and some of it seeks you out! Learning is a 2-way process I love to

Dr Dhiraj Arora
Jul 63 min read


Resolve to improve
What I really enjoy about any kind of break from the usual routine – holidays, festivities, even work travel – is that is gives us some headspace away from the day-to-day to think.

Dr Dhiraj Arora
Apr 143 min read
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