What if someone were to tell you the healthcare system was designed to make you sick? That patient preservation wasn’t the #1 priority of the healthcare system, but the preservation of the insurance companies, the hospitals, and the regulatory bodies was instead?
What if someone were to tell you that the education system was no longer interested in educating you or your children, because it was more interested in preserving itself and its wealth? In keeping Department of Education leaders well-paid, and school administrators’ pockets lined?
Would you dismiss those comments out of hand, and call them “crazy”? Or would you sit quietly and ask to learn more?
That’s the decision you’ll have to make when you sit down to hear host Josh Felber interview today’s Making Bank guest, Naveen Jain.
Healthcare and education are two of many established industries Naveen isn’t afraid to speak critically of or disrupt. A successful entrepreneur who grew up in an incredibly impoverished family outside of New Delhi in Uttar Pradesh, India, Naveen knows staying silent is not the way to climb to the top.
Several of his innovations were vital to the success of Microsoft’s Windows 95 platform, and he used his accomplishments at the company as a springboard for a successful entrepreneurial career. To date, he’s launched Moon Express, World Innovation Institute, iNome, TalentWise, Intelius, and Infospace—all companies designed to solve the world’s challenges through innovation.
Sit-down and strap-in for this exciting, almost hour-long interview where Josh and Naveen discuss touch on a variety of interesting ideas, including...
• What it takes to transform big dreams into real action • How massive cultural change can be spurred through technology and vice versa • Why it’s so important to encourage people to chase the impossible • The difference between showing your children love and pride • Why money is the most important thing a socially-conscious entrepreneur can earn
And more...
Submitted January 23, 2018 at 12:26PM by jfventures http://ift.tt/2rAhHNI
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