It's essential to find a path to implement new ideas, not just identify gaps, especially in industries like healthcare where existing practices may be profitable but inefficient.

The challenge for startups in healthcare is to integrate into the traditional healthcare system, which requires onboarding providers and insurance companies.

Healthcare startups can benefit from understanding the inefficiencies in the healthcare system by observing professionals in the field.

I'm skeptical of investments in healthcare and education startups because they often rely on conventional ideas that don't address the brokenness of these sectors.

Marrying expertise in healthcare with consumer technology can lead to innovative solutions and significant improvements in the industry.

The healthcare industry faces a productivity problem, where increasing spending does not correlate with improved outcomes, indicating a need for innovative solutions.

It's crucial to start with user needs and continuously engage with them to ensure your technology is the best solution for their problems.

Behavioral change in healthcare has not been successfully achieved yet, but current regulatory changes and technology advancements present a unique opportunity.

Entrepreneurs often start by addressing their own needs and then expand their solutions to help others, driven by a desire to make a positive impact on society.