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If you own and operate a dental practice, and are looking for an out from the container solution to make more money then this article might be exactly what the doctor ordered.Have a listen:Get ready.It is here.The world's most spoken language is... drum throw please...Mandarin --- aka Chinese.Yep, that language with gobs of offbeat decrease marks... characters... and thingy-mer-bobs that makes my eyes want to explode.Thing is if you do not know a lick of Mandarin, then you might be on the road out.Do not worry though.You aren't alone.That is because I don't know a word of Chinese either.So if you get the start, I get booted too.But why do I bring this up?Because the other day I read an account in The Brand New York Post that said more Chinese was being trained to kiddies in position of French... Spanish... If you can somehow offer your whatcha-ma-jig to folks in China and German which caused my partner because she is smooth in French.But to hit a coronary the stark reality is the truth.And, then you can write your ticket for years to come. I recognize that might be impossible since you own a dentist. But even still, if you choose to operation your joint, then why roll out in Atlanta when you could open in Shanghai?Or what about advertising your newest 'tooth fixing' device towards the persons in Beijing instead of the guys and gals in Detroit?Maybe you think I am a whole fool. Or that I am crazy.Because after all, you own a dentist within the good old fashioned United States. And for this reason nothing will change this fact, or your ability to generate profits and not need to learn Chinese.And you are right.You can easily keep on, keeping on... doing things the way you have always done them.But following that method is just a near way to obtain ousted.Heck, at one-point nobody thought gas guzzling SUVs will be on the way out. And look what $4.00 a gallon gas did to these behemoths?Or think about the Pony Express?As hard as this is to imagine, we use to deliver letters (across the country) to the back of a pony. Good sadness, have we come a long way, or what?So all I am saying is that things change.And if you and I do not (or are not willing) to adapt then we could both end up in poor people house quicker than you can say 'Happy Meal' in Chinese.