Ever had that glass-shattering moment when a story you trusted falls apart in your hands? We sat down with Tyler Shultz, the Theranos whistleblower who chose truth over comfort at 22, and unpacked what really powers a hard decision when ethics feel murky and the stakes are personal. Tyler explains why his ordeal wasn’t an ethics seminar so much as a courage test—how you act when harm is clear, fear is loud, and the costs are real. We trace his path from Stanford grad to Theranos insider, whe...
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Ever had that glass-shattering moment when a story you trusted falls apart in your hands? We sat down with Tyler Shultz, the Theranos whistleblower who chose truth over comfort at 22, and unpacked what really powers a hard decision when ethics feel murky and the stakes are personal. Tyler explains why his ordeal wasn’t an ethics seminar so much as a courage test—how you act when harm is clear, fear is loud, and the costs are real. We trace his path from Stanford grad to Theranos insider, whe...
Life Paths & Dinner Plans With A Side of FOMO (Hold The Cheesecake Factory)
The Complexity of Toilet Paper
54 minutes
3 weeks ago
Life Paths & Dinner Plans With A Side of FOMO (Hold The Cheesecake Factory)
The tiny choices we make every day—where to eat, what to watch, which route to take—should be simple. Yet they balloon into mental marathons, and even after we decide, that nagging “if only” steals our joy. We pull the curtain back on decision regret with stories that feel uncomfortably familiar, a pinch of psychology to name what’s happening in your head, and practical moves you can use tonight. We start with the everyday traps: wandering past a dozen menus, doom-scrolling Netflix until bed...
The Complexity of Toilet Paper
Ever had that glass-shattering moment when a story you trusted falls apart in your hands? We sat down with Tyler Shultz, the Theranos whistleblower who chose truth over comfort at 22, and unpacked what really powers a hard decision when ethics feel murky and the stakes are personal. Tyler explains why his ordeal wasn’t an ethics seminar so much as a courage test—how you act when harm is clear, fear is loud, and the costs are real. We trace his path from Stanford grad to Theranos insider, whe...
