“Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good” One of the absolute blessings of being involved with Life Science Cares is that I get to meet and interact with some of the smartest, most creative people in the world. While that is overwhelmingly a good thing, there are times when I listened too much to new and creative ways to do things, which resulted in not moving as fast as I could have in helping people. Our team is constantly looking for ways to improve, but we also realize that people need us to be there for them right now, and sometimes we are better off if we get started, learn and make adjustments, rather than spending too much time planning to ensure everything is perfect. Read the full story here.
