I'm My Own Worst Critic, So I

I Travel The World Visiting Global Health Programs As An Ambassador For The Global Health Organization, Psi, And Sometimes The Disconnect I See Is Truly Striking: People Can Get Cold Coca Cola, But Far Too Infrequently Malaria Drugs; Most Own Mobile Phones, But Don't Have Equal Access To Pre-natal Care.

Tackling Malaria In A Country Like The Central African Republic Is A Huge Uphill Battle, And My Experiences There Have Been A Healthy Dose Of Reality, Fueling My Own Sense Of Urgency To Do My Part In Reducing The Preventable Suffering Of The Incredible Women I Met.

Pneumonia Is A Disease That Often Flies Under The Radar Of Not Just The Public But Even The Global Health Community. It Kills More Children Under 5 Years Old Every Year Than Aids, Malaria, And Measles Combined.

I'm A Spiritual Person And A Religious Person. But For Me, It's All A Personal Thing. I'm Not Someone Who'll Say, 'this Is What I Believe, And You Should Too!' It's More Of An Internal, Quiet, Grounded, Fulfilling Thing For Me.

I Love The Idea Of Getting Up Early On Sundays And Walking To The Market To Pick Up Fresh Fruits And Vegetables. It's A Good Way To Start My Day, And It Makes Me Feel Like I've Accomplished Something Before Other People Are Even Awake.