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Small business leaders have more ability to influence the culture of their workplace than leaders of giant corporations.and they can do so more quickly and effectively, seeing positive results in a shorter amount of time. Yet the vast majority of small business leaders do not understand the transformational impact their leadership can have on the lives of the clients, staff, customers, patients and colleagues around them. Face to Face leadership is unique to small organizations. It is emotional and personal as well as being powerful and transformational. Learning to find your voice and how to bring who you are to what you do will forever change the way you lead. Ask yourself. what are you doing with the sphere of influence that you have been given to positively impact the organization you lead? How are you leading your colleagues to orient their work in a way that reflects the core values and integrity that make their services so distinct?

Joel C. Small, DDS, MBA, is a cofounder of North Texas Endodontic Associates. His private practice career spans over thirty years of clinical endodontic practice in Plano, Texas. He received his endodontic training at the University of Texas at Houston, and his Masters of Business Administration, with an emphasis in health care management, from Texas Tech University. He speaks nationally on the topics of leadership, practice management, and specialtypractice transitions. Dr. Small is a co-owner of Phase Two Associates, LLC, a specialty dental practice brokerage firm in Dallas, Texas, that deals exclusively with practice transitions for the dental specialist.