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Episode 167: The Power of A Growth Mindset with Rachael Garrett, DDS, MSD

In this episode, Hallie talks with Rachael Garrett, DDS, MSD about her passion for Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs) and her path to becoming a release provider. Rachael discusses the importance of finding a mentor, having an open mind, the difference between a growth mindset vs. fixed mindset, and networking to make connections with colleagues. Highlighted in their chat is how a growth mindset includes learning from both your hits and misses on the journey to becoming the best provider for your patients.



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