Nancy Ham

And so we have brought to market a lot of different other solutions to help them achieve greatness in practice, which is what we're all about.

A grit by Angela Duckworth.

Not now, but I'm very inspired by Mark Berlini, who I had of Aetna, who I had a chance to work for in my career.

And especially his focus on social responsibility and,

When he lifted Aetna's minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour, that was a proud moment.

You know, I'm actually going to give you a personal answer, which is Wunderlist, which is a way to keep track of everything you need to do, create and share lists with friends, family, or colleagues.

And I find that keeps me organized, which is crucial to my success.

I think sleep is crucial.

I'm a solid eight hours.

I am married with a very supportive husband.

I am in my mid fifties.

My 20-year-old self was studying chemistry and thinking that she was pre-med.

And so I was in studying something I didn't like and didn't have an aptitude for because I had an artificial goal.

So what I would tell her is study humanities, do what you love, history, art, philosophy, literature.

And there's time later on to learn the more technical aspects of a trade.

This was really fun.

Thanks so much.