Breathless
If you have ever been even slightly strangled, the most gentle strangle, if you will, you will understand what I write about today. Its …
Surviving Ambiguity
While I have been fortunate to work across the areas of innovation for the bulk of my career, I would be lying if I didn’t acknowledge the anxiety …
Crashing & Learning
When my kids were little, I taught them to say a phrase, which to this day, make me smile. ‘If you are not crashing, you are not learning.’ It …
Little Bit of Sunshine
In typical nerd fashion, I spend far too much time contemplating the inadequacies of systems. Perhaps my mental wanderings happen because of all the …
Systemic Failures in Translating Knowledge to Patient Impact
Recently, there were tennis balls coming at me from three directions at three different timings. My job was allegedly simple – catch them. This is my …
Namaste
When I shared my dystonia diagnosis with my long-time mentor and dear friend Philip P. Breitfeld, MD, he said, ‘well, now you have a way to quickly …