Jonathan Palmer

That sounds fun.

I think I need to take that.

I'm so curious about that Harvard class.

Where do you think the biggest blind spots are?

Or what are the bigger blind spots that you've seen that clinicians have?

Gosh, there's a million questions I want to ask around that.

But, you know, we only have limited time here.

So I wanted to actually dive into a little bit.

And this is an unfair question because you mentioned you had 51 investments.

But, you know, what are some of your favorite children today?

What are you most excited about?

I'm putting you on the spot.

I apologize.

Or maybe categories.

That might be a better way to say it.

I mean, I imagine you get asked to be on a lot of boards, but it sounds like you're applying that lens of impact and the downstream parties to where you're choosing to spend your time.

Yeah.

Is that a fair way to say it?

I mean, between all the different things, you're an author, you're on these boards, you're a lecturer, a professor, you know, where do you want to spend your time the next, I don't know, five, 10 years?

No, that makes total sense.