05/20/2026
Rating advice for clinicians dreaming of fixing the system based on how much of it is actually useful:
Knowing you can do it better: 10/10
Because you probably can.
You’re the one in the room seeing what’s broken every single day.
Realizing clinicians are the BEST people to fix it: 10/10
Not consultants who have never practiced medicine.
Not executives removed from the bedside.
Not app developers and tech people (at least not alone).
You!
Identifying a gap and solving it with a product: 9/10
Complaining doesn’t change the system.
Solutions do.
Seeing the system as broken: 9/10
You have to name the problem before you can solve it.
Learning to translate clinical skills into business skills: 8/10
You already know how to problem-solve, communicate, and lead.
Now you just need to apply it differently.
Confidence in selling: 7/10
If you don’t talk about your solution…
no one benefits from it.
Feeling like “who am I to do this?”: 7/10
Normal. Expected.
Not a reason to stop.
Doubting yourself: 2/10
It will slow you down, not protect you.
Letting others earn your piece of the action: 1/10
If you don’t build it… someone else will.
And they’ll profit from the problems you identified.
Your ideas die with you: 0/10
The system stays the same when you stay silent.
You don’t have to fix healthcare overnight.
But you can start building something better.
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