Hey

Yesterday I mentioned that you were invited to come join me for an upcoming podcast interview. I'm super excited to be trying out a new format for podcasts. As a Wired Collective member, you get a private invitation to sit in on the uncut interview. Hear the raw, real discussion unfold, ask your questions live and shape the conversation.

I'd love to have you join me next week with my next guest, Jessica Dove London, to discuss how she is literally changing the face of health care with AI.

Jess’s journey started with a deeply personal mission - after her twins were diagnosed with different types of cerebral palsy, like many parents, Jess went on an exhaustive search for treatments. However, being the amazing individual that she is, Jess literally took her kids on a journey across the globe to search for options. She shared this journey with the world through her YouTube channel and then continued her quest by developing an AI platform. In the process Jess has changed not only her kids and her families life, but is set to change the lives of millions.

Jess recognized the power of AI long before it was mainstream and has been ahead of the curve in finding innovative, family friendly ways to cut through the information overload and deliver curated, actionable solutions to those who are seeking effective therapies and medical interventions. In a nutshell, Jess is the embodiment of Evidence Based Practice - bringing the lived experience, the research and the medical community together in one space and then using AI to understand what each of these contributes to the whole.

Jess' journey as a parent, as an entrepreneur, as a human, is fascinating!

I am super excited to dig into where she's come from, where's she's going and whats changed for her along the way.

Come join me!

All the details are here > https://bookme.name/wiredOnDevelopment/using-ai-to-cut-through-information-overload

Warm regards,

Mindy

PS. If the time doesn't work for you, but you have a question for Jess, just click the button to grab a seat and add your question in advance. It's the easiest way for me to collect them all in one place.