First-person reflective excerpt in which the speaker realizes a career passion for helping patients by moving techno-academic technologies through clinical trials. The speaker describes seeing others succeed, encountering stumbling blocks, and concluding that failures reflect not an absolute inability but a need to discover a personal process that works for them.
Bob has done amazing, you know, started all these companies. And it's not about the companies. It's actually about helping patients and bringing techno academic technologies, you know, through clinical trials. And I realized that's what I want to do. Like, my passion was just I knew it, but I had this holy crap moment because I'd seen other people do it, but I didn't know how to do it myself. And I started to think, okay, what do I do here? What's the process? And I'd encountered all kinds of, you know, sort of stumbling blocks and challenges along the way. So I kind of knew that whenever there's something I can't do or I I'm not doing well enough, it's because it's not an absolute. It's just because I'm not engaging the right process that works for me, and I need to figure out that process.
