• 083: Desperate to Determined Part 1
    Aug 25 2025

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    In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons,' host Sarah Beth Herman, a seasoned entrepreneur and business mentor, opens up about her personal journey from struggle to success. She shares how she turned moments of desperation into opportunities by leveraging neuroscience principles like neuroplasticity and the Reticular Activating System (RAS). Sarah recounts her challenging times in 2014, where she started building her business from scratch, emphasizing the importance of combining mindset, method, and action to achieve goals. She offers listeners practical advice on writing and visualizing goals, the science behind these techniques, and how to take consistent, aligned actions. The episode also includes valuable resources and ends with actionable steps for the week, encouraging listeners to introspect and apply these methods in their lives.

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    18 mins
  • 082: Burning the Ships: Commitment and Courage
    Aug 18 2025

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    In this episode, Sarah Beth shares insights from a dining room conversation with her husband about the importance of fully committing to one's vision, using the historical example of Hernan Cortez's 'burn the ships' strategy. Sarah discusses the implications of this mindset in modern business, emphasizing the need to eliminate backup plans to foster full engagement and leadership. She points out the dangers of partial commitment and the benefits of loyalty, presence, and emotional investment for team dynamics and personal growth. Sarah encourages listeners to identify and let go of their metaphorical ships, offering practical steps and resources for those needing guidance.

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    13 mins
  • 081: Virtual, Not AI - in Dentistry
    Aug 11 2025

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    In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons,' hosted by Sarah Beth, the focus is on the integration of AI in dental administrative tasks and the significance of human involvement. Sponsored by Dentistry Support, the episode discusses the limitations of AI in handling complex dental admin tasks such as claims processing, payment posting, and verifying eligibility, and stresses the importance of human expertise to ensure accuracy. The conversation also covers the challenges and pitfalls of software conversions in dental practices, highlighting the necessity for human oversight to avoid errors. Sarah Beth emphasizes that while AI can enhance certain processes, the most effective approach is a balanced one that leverages both technology and human skills. The episode concludes with practical advice on how dental office teams can thrive with the support of virtual human assistants, leading to improved efficiency, reduced stress, and better patient care.

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    19 mins
  • 080: Flip the Script: Why You Gravitate Toward the Negative & How to Reclaim the Narrative
    Aug 4 2025

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    In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons,' the host discusses the impact of sharing negative or revenge-driven quotes on social media, elucidating their potential harm under the guise of self-discovery. Using the example of her friend 'Vanessa,' the host explains how these posts often act as subtle sabotage, amplifying pain instead of promoting healing. She offers practical advice to shift this narrative through techniques such as reframing negative thoughts, celebrating small wins, and focusing on growth-oriented content. The episode emphasizes the significance of leading with softness and intention, both online and in personal and professional lives, advocating for a shift from bitterness to hope and authentic positivity.

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  • 079: Dental Office Patient Referral Program Ideas
    Jul 28 2025

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    In episode 79 of No Silver Spoons, Sarah Beth Herman, CEO of Dentistry Support, discusses the need to rethink dental marketing strategies and referral programs. She critiques the outdated and ineffective promotional tactics prevalent in the dental industry, such as discounts and giveaways. Instead, Sarah advocates for creating exceptional patient experiences to naturally drive referrals and shares actionable strategies, including adopting spa-like comforts, forging community partnerships, and leveraging digital tools like SEO and referral pages. The episode also covers ROI calculations for marketing investments and emphasizes building a standout dental practice that fosters genuine patient connections and retention.

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    17 mins
  • 078: Before You Spend a Dime on Ads
    Jul 21 2025

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    In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons,' Sarah Beth Herman offers a sobering critique of the false promises propagated by many online business coaches and ad experts. She stresses that entrepreneurs often fall into the trap of believing ads and funnels will solve their problems without having a solid foundational business structure. Using real client stories, she demonstrates how a clear brand message and effective systems can lead to sustainable growth without immediate ad spend. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding one's business, auditing current systems, and building from a firm foundation to achieve long-term success.

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    19 mins
  • 077: Lost People ≠ Bad: Retention Is a Leadership Problem (and Opportunity)
    Jul 14 2025

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    In this episode of No Silver Spoons, Sarah Beth discusses the critical issue of retention struggles in businesses. She emphasizes the importance of not blaming clients or team members, but instead addressing the underlying issues within leadership, systems, and communication. Citing studies from Harvard Business Review and the Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, Sarah Beth highlights the significance of emotional connection and transformational leadership. She outlines four key areas where retention often breaks down: disjointed onboarding, lack of personal connection, weak feedback systems, and poor narrative control. Sarah Beth advocates for an 'ethics team' or 'learning lab' approach to turn losses into learning opportunities, thus creating a culture of accountability and growth. She concludes by urging leaders to take actionable steps to understand and improve their business practices.

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    21 mins
  • 076: Closing the Loop: Mastering Task Delegation and Reception for Effective Collaboration
    Jul 7 2025

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    In this episode of No Silver Spoons, host Sarah Beth Herman shares a personal story illustrating the importance of effective delegation in business. Reflecting on her past experience with a team member, she underscores how clear instructions, and proper communication can make or break a task. Sarah emphasizes the role of trust, context, and specific directives in successful delegation, drawing parallels with a personal anecdote about assembling a grill. She advises on identifying 'green flag' and 'red flag' behaviors for both leaders and task receivers, encouraging listeners to enhance their leadership skills through clarity, communication, and collaboration. The episode concludes with practical tips on how to close the loop in delegation to foster a productive and engaged workplace.

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    16 mins