From Shy Small-Town Girl to Healthcare Disruptor
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What challenges did Kathryn face growing up in a small town?
Doctors are so busy, so overburdened, so overtaxed that learning about every new product for something that may affect one patient that they have, really hard for them.
Sure, sure.
So I spend my time trying to solve that problem and make sure that people have access to information, number one, because information is your power. And then two, how to take that information, advocate for yourself, and then turn it into, how do I get this so that I have more time with my family? I'm not a doctor. I'm not the one prescribing the medicine. Sure. but I am the one that's making sure that doctor knows how to save that patient.
Katherine Wilson is an innovative, purpose-driven healthcare entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of View Health, where she is focused on advancing personalized health and wellness through technology and patient-centered care.
Profitability is the natural outcome of doing great work. Setbacks are really nothing more than massed opportunities. You just have to turn it one way or the other and then you can really figure out so much. That's why I say as a company at Vue Health, we're fiercely independent. I'm not for sale. I don't want to be for sale because I don't want to change what I think and believe works.
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How did Kathryn's experiences shape her entrepreneurial journey?
For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez.
Today we have yet another powerful Wilson. I know what I just did there and that was amazing. I'm going to let it go and let it slide. We have another amazing, powerful story. of a woman in power, Katherine Wilson. How are you? Welcome to the show.
Thanks. I'm great. How are you?
Part of the dust. I'm doing fantastic. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. How was your session? We literally just finished filming your episode of a woman in power.
It was fantastic. It was great. The preparation for it was great because it really gave me an opportunity to think through some of the things that make what we do so important. And it was a great conversation.
What are we going to learn about you? Give us a small preview.
I think the biggest thing is fearlessness, this ability to just do things without knowing that you have all the answers, but knowing that inherently inside they're all there. So trusting your gut and knowing that you can take a leap and even if you fail or falter a little bit, nothing terrible is going to happen.
So Catherine Wilson, where do you begin? Where does your story begin? Is it conquest? Are you running towards something, running away from something? Where does Catherine Wilson's adventure begin?
What role does failure play in personal and professional growth?
I think the biggest adventure part of my story is really about running away from a lot of things that didn't work for me, that were part of society, that were part of what's expected, and not really accepting the status quo.
What made you not accept the status quo? Artists revel in it. What was your anti-everything?
You know, I grew up in a smallish town in the middle of New Jersey and kind of was this shy kid, but always kind of fit the mold of like a good student, you know, did okay. Like everything was fine. Everything was sort of as it was expected. It was always like, be sweet, be kind, which is a good thing. You know, wear your dresses, always have your patent leather shoes. And, you know, to be honest with you, just kind of that thing. model and that mold felt so limiting and so stifling. And, you know, I grew up at a time when Angela from Who's the Boss was running her own advertising agency. That's the earliest that I remember thinking, oh, wait a minute, a woman can run this show and we don't have to be the homemakers and we don't have to be a teacher or a nurse or whatever.
And so I just started running towards freedom.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges did Kathryn face growing up in a small town?
0:00–1:53
2
How did Kathryn's experiences shape her entrepreneurial journey?
1:53–3:04
3
What role does failure play in personal and professional growth?
3:04–5:34
4
How can purpose-driven leadership impact a business?
5:34–7:04
5
What strategies does Kathryn use to ensure patient access to healthcare?
7:04–8:25
6
How does Kathryn balance motherhood and entrepreneurship?
8:25–9:56
7
What is the significance of mentorship in Kathryn's career?
9:56–11:41
8
How can giving yourself grace lead to sustainable success?
11:41–27:13
Speakers
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