The below is adapted from an essay published in a Johns Hopkins University newsletter by JHU Change in May 2020, which I was invited to write in lieu of a...
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Read the full interview at this link. An excerpt is below: “The more I have studied the mind, the more I have come to believe that how we think is…
Majestic mountains, glittering seas, lush forests, and vast open fields reveal Earth’s beauty in its purest form. When we surround ourselves with Nature—and surrender to it—serenity enters our being. The...
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Originally published on the Global Liver Institute’s blog: Liver Matters – Solving Problems Saving Lives. Learning From Livers: The Power of Passion to Fuel Our Work and Life By Amita…
A few years ago, a friend and I had a late night, philosophical discussion about whether an idea can change the world. Could we have a greater impact by committing…
During a recent visit to Stanford, I came across a poster with this deeply beautiful passage from John Steinbeck's The Log from the Sea of Cortez. Its words (especially those...
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As we reflect on the year that was, and ponder the potential of the one to come, I’m sharing a few words from the ending of Enduring Edge: “Many of…
Since 2014, I have served as a guest lecturer for a Masters degree class for healthcare leaders on “Leading Change in Biotechnology” at Johns Hopkins University. This letter, written in…
Inspiring words from John Gardner: The American commitment is not to affluence, nor to all the cushioned comforts of a well-fed nation, but to the liberation of the human spirit,…
