Dr. Bryan Hartley

This week on the Backtable Podcast. You should be agnostic about the technology. You shouldn't care at all. And if you need to throw your entire technology out the window to come up with something better, that's completely fine because your success was never tied to your tech. It was always tied to solving the market need. So that gives you a lot of freedom.

This week on the Backtable Podcast. You should be agnostic about the technology. You shouldn't care at all. And if you need to throw your entire technology out the window to come up with something better, that's completely fine because your success was never tied to your tech. It was always tied to solving the market need. So that gives you a lot of freedom.

This week on the Backtable Podcast. You should be agnostic about the technology. You shouldn't care at all. And if you need to throw your entire technology out the window to come up with something better, that's completely fine because your success was never tied to your tech. It was always tied to solving the market need. So that gives you a lot of freedom.

The other way that I snap people out of this sometimes is I remind them that you could be right about what you're right about, but wrong about what you're wrong about. So you could give me all of these great reasons why your tech does exactly what you say it's going to do. And I'm not trying to have that conversation with you.

The other way that I snap people out of this sometimes is I remind them that you could be right about what you're right about, but wrong about what you're wrong about. So you could give me all of these great reasons why your tech does exactly what you say it's going to do. And I'm not trying to have that conversation with you.

The other way that I snap people out of this sometimes is I remind them that you could be right about what you're right about, but wrong about what you're wrong about. So you could give me all of these great reasons why your tech does exactly what you say it's going to do. And I'm not trying to have that conversation with you.

I'm having the conversation about even if you're right about your tech, it might still not work.

I'm having the conversation about even if you're right about your tech, it might still not work.

I'm having the conversation about even if you're right about your tech, it might still not work.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Backtable, your source for all things urology. You can find all previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and on backtable.com.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Backtable, your source for all things urology. You can find all previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and on backtable.com.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Backtable, your source for all things urology. You can find all previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and on backtable.com.

I usually start by saying I'm St. Louisan, born and raised. Dot, dot, dot. Became a trauma surgeon. Married a California girl. You left out a lot there. Married a California girl. Moved the family out to California. did a very interesting innovation fellowship with you as a classmate, and then stumbled my way into becoming the CEO of Watershed Therapeutics, which is a drug delivery company.

I usually start by saying I'm St. Louisan, born and raised. Dot, dot, dot. Became a trauma surgeon. Married a California girl. You left out a lot there. Married a California girl. Moved the family out to California. did a very interesting innovation fellowship with you as a classmate, and then stumbled my way into becoming the CEO of Watershed Therapeutics, which is a drug delivery company.

I usually start by saying I'm St. Louisan, born and raised. Dot, dot, dot. Became a trauma surgeon. Married a California girl. You left out a lot there. Married a California girl. Moved the family out to California. did a very interesting innovation fellowship with you as a classmate, and then stumbled my way into becoming the CEO of Watershed Therapeutics, which is a drug delivery company.

In our medical school, the dean at the time gave our class a really good piece of advice. He said, don't get intellectually wrapped into what you think you should do. Look at all of the residencies. Look at where your people are. And if you really like the people that happen to be in that field, that's probably what you should do. I followed that and that changed.

In our medical school, the dean at the time gave our class a really good piece of advice. He said, don't get intellectually wrapped into what you think you should do. Look at all of the residencies. Look at where your people are. And if you really like the people that happen to be in that field, that's probably what you should do. I followed that and that changed.

In our medical school, the dean at the time gave our class a really good piece of advice. He said, don't get intellectually wrapped into what you think you should do. Look at all of the residencies. Look at where your people are. And if you really like the people that happen to be in that field, that's probably what you should do. I followed that and that changed.

led me immediately to general surgery.

led me immediately to general surgery.