When an IVF Patient’s Story Changed My View on Startup Pitches
I had an encounter last week that has been rattling around in my mind, nudging me to re-evaluate how I approach startup pitches. It wasn't in a boardroom or ...
I had an encounter last week that has been rattling around in my mind, nudging me to re-evaluate how I approach startup pitches. It wasn't in a boardroom or ...
I've seen parents struggle with a system that often feels like it doesn't serve their children. You might be feeling overwhelmed, questioning the traditional...
I've spent much of my career navigating two seemingly disparate worlds: the precise science of IVF and the unpredictable realm of angel investing. Yet, the l...
As I sat down with a cup of chai last week, I found myself rifling through a stack of papers that had accumulated on my desk over the past few months. Among ...
I had a conversation last week with a bright young founder who reminded me of a frustrated parent I met in my clinic a few years ago. Both were grappling wit...
I sat down with a group of parents recently, something I do quite often as part of my advocacy work in education reform. This meeting was different, though. ...
I've always believed that a predictable rhythm holds more value than we tend to give it credit for. Recently, I observed something in a children's learning p...
The other day, I was walking through my clinic, reflecting on the parallel between starting an IVF program and launching a startup. Both require meticulous p...
The closing lesson of the series: education is not a ranking game. What we owe our children is curiosity, resilience, and the habit of thinking for themselves.
--- I recently found myself in a heated discussion at a family gathering. It was one of those conversations where everyone has an opinion, but few have walke...