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Why Are Entrepreneurs More Vulnerable to Mental Health Problems? with Michael A. Freeman | Episode #264 (opens the original)
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EPISODE SUMMARY The qualities that help founders move fast, tolerate risk and pursue opportunities can also become liabilities under pressure. In this episode, psychiatrist, researcher and serial entrepreneur Michael A. Freeman joins Claudia to unpack the founder mental-health paradox: what the research really shows, when persistence becomes dangerous and how to catch warning signs before the founder—or the business—hits a wall. WE TALKED ABOUT Why founder strengths can become hidden risks When
What Smart Underwear Could Reveal About Women's Health with Parnian Majd | Episode #263 (opens the original)
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EPISODE SUMMARY What if your underwear could track changes in your reproductive health? Fibra founder Parnian Majd is developing smart textiles designed to collect continuous biological signals through something as ordinary as the clothes we wear. We explore what Fibra's sensors measure directly, what its AI attempts to infer, and why more data does not automatically mean better health decisions. Parnian also shares how her experience with PCOS shaped the company, what it takes to create an enti
Can AI Actually Tell Us How to Live Better? with Reiner Kraft, Ph.D. | Episode #262 (opens the original)
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EPISODE SUMMARY We have more health data than ever — from wearables and biomarkers to genetics and AI. But does more data actually help us make better decisions? I sit down with computer scientist, former IBM researcher and EVER Health founder Reiner Kraft, Ph.D., to explore the promise and limitations of AI-powered personalized health: what we can really learn from biomarkers, why an individualized recommendation can still be wrong, and where human expertise remains essential. We also get into
Spiritually Intelligent Leadership: Building Success Through Purpose and Presence with Dr Yosi Amram | Episode 261 (opens the original)
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EPISODE SUMMARY What if the reason some leaders inspire people isn't because they have the perfect vision, the strongest personality, or the best communication skills? What if it starts somewhere much quieter? In this conversation, Dr. Yosi Amram explores a powerful contradiction: the leaders who are most capable of changing the world are not the ones constantly chasing external validation—they are the ones who have learned how to reconnect with themselves. Because before you can build a movemen
The Legal Mistakes That Destroy Businesses (Before Founders Notice) with Matthew Fornaro | Episode 260 (opens the original)
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EPISODE SUMMARY What if the biggest threat to your business isn't your competition—but one decision you're making today without realizing the consequences? In this episode, business attorney Matthew Fornaro shares what twenty years of working with entrepreneurs has taught him about lawsuits, partnerships, contracts, and the hidden patterns that separate thriving companies from expensive cautionary tales. If you're building a business, this conversation could save you years of headaches—and a lot
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