A Perfectly Imperfect Union: Reflecting on America 250 with Bill Jollie — Whole Again: Mindfulness and Resilience Through Kintsugi Wisdom

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And between May and October, I'm sharing a new series I'm calling: A Perfectly Imperfect Union. It's about connecting with every day folks as they reflect on America at 250. Conversations will air every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

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What are you doing to make someone else's life better?

That's the question at the heart of this conversation with Bill Jollie, a 14-year leukemia survivor, pharma professional, and founder of Interrupt Hunger.

In this episode of A Perfectly Imperfect Union, Bill shares how his own cancer battle reshaped his view of the healthcare system, why he thinks AI will amplify who we already are rather than change us, and why that means we need to get serious about being kind to each other.

He also shares how serving in the Marines, marriage, and fatherhood shaped his perspective.

If you've ever wondered whether kindness is still a strategy worth betting on, this conversation makes the case.

Bill's question for you and our next guess is:

What are you doing to make someone else's life better?

Share your thoughts in the comments and share this episode with someone you love.

You can discover more about Bill via his website.

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