I grew up watching my parents work harder than anyone I'd ever meet for less than they deserved. They came from Nigeria with nothing and built a life in America by refusing to be told what was possible.
Dental school at Howard taught me how to fix teeth. It didn't teach me how to run a business. The first year out, I learned that the hard way. Then I learned how to fix that too. By the end of year one I'd done what most dentists take a decade to build.
But I kept noticing something. The most expensive problem in dentistry wasn't clinical. It was the front desk. Calls missed. Patients lost. Staff burned out. Every dentist I talked to had the same complaint. So I started building.
That became Enamly. And the version of me you'll meet on these calls is the version that figured all of this out the hard way, so you don't have to.