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• A Symbol That Still Inspires

  

  The older I get, the more I find myself drawn to our country’s history. Some of it’s just a natural part of aging, but it also comes from a deeper appreciation for everything this country has been through, and the people who gave so much to shape it. One of the things I enjoy most……

• We Digitized Healthcare, Now AI Is Helping Us Understand It

  

  In my last post, I reflected on how far healthcare has come, from my dad’s era when everything was paper-based and reactive, to today’s world of wearables, digital records, virtual visits, and advanced medical science. It’s been an incredible journey. But as I said then, we’re not done. We’re just entering one of the most……

• The Quiet Revolution in Healthcare: We Have More to Be Grateful For Than We Realize

  

  If you only read the headlines, you might think our healthcare system here in the U.S. is all problems … too expensive, too confusing, too broken to fix. While there’s truth in those challenges, that’s far from the whole story. What often gets overlooked is just how much it has transformed over the years, and……

• What Your Days Add Up To

  

  A recent article in The Wall Street Journal, titled “Meet the Man Behind the Viral 4 a.m. Morning Routine—Including a Banana Facial”, caught my attention. It profiled Ashton Hall and his now-viral daily ritual featuring mouth taping, ice baths, etc. While the practices are a bit unconventional, the bigger message I took away was this:……

• The Power of the Pause

  

  We often associate being healthy with not being sick. If our numbers look good—blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar—it’s easy to believe we’re on track. But good health is much more than that. It’s not just about what’s happening inside our bodies but also depends on what is happening around us, and how we choose to……

• It’s Bloom Time: Beauty, history, and the things that connect us

  

  My love for the outdoors—along with a deep pride in our country and appreciation for the places that help tell its story—inspired today’s post. Over the past several years, I’ve had the great honor of chairing and working with the Trust for the National Mall, a nonprofit dedicated to restoring and preserving one of America’s……

• Lost in Space? Or Found? The Power of Mindset in Any Situation

  

  The world watched last week as a group of astronauts, who had been stuck in space for nine months, finally made it back home. Many headlines called their extended mission an “ordeal,” but I’d bet that in the months ahead, we’ll hear a different story … one of resilience, unexpected lessons, and maybe even gratitude.……

• McDonough School of Business News | March 13, 2025

  

  Georgetown McDonough’s Business of Health Initiative to Host Signature Healthcare Event March 19 The Business of Health Initiative at the McDonough School of Business will convene industry leaders, policymakers, and healthcare innovators for an inaugural conference on Wednesday, March 19, featuring a fireside chat with Bruce Broussard, former CEO of Humana.

• Courage, Curiosity, and the Future of Work

  

  I recently read a Wall Street Journal article about research conducted by David Autor at MIT, along with four other economists, on what they call the “China Shock.” Their study examined how the decades ago shift of U.S. manufacturing to China deeply impacted workers and communities. The findings were eye-opening and should give us pause……

• Thriving as a Leader: The Art of Self-Management in High-Stakes Roles

  Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of leading large organizations, including serving as a CEO. Leadership brings amazing opportunities, but it also comes with a lot of pressure as it requires balancing the needs of multiple stakeholders including employees, customers, shareholders, and communities while staying true to a company’s mission and values. At times,……