Sometimes a key moment can make a world of difference in our lives. Those moments are deeply underrepresented in our conversations relative to the importance they play in our lives. We hope to begin to remedy that below.
Michael Rasmussen
When I was a new doctor, something really sad happened that shaped the kind of doctor I wanted to become. I was treating a young, teenage patient who committed suicide. It rocked my world. I kept thinking to myself, ‘What if I had done something different or spent more time asking him how he was doing? What if I was more supportive? Read more >>>
Ms Janet Williams
My childhood moment of being taught to love God, people, and yourself. Additionally, my parents and elder relatives led by example really shaped how I see the world. Read more >>>
Shannon Rankin
Coming to an understanding that life becomes more fulfilling when my primary purpose is finding a way to give to those around me. This idea has fundamentally changed who I am as a person and what motivates my work and who I work with. Read more >>>
