I've Spent 20 Years Watching Founders Build Companies. Most Are Obsessing Over the Wrong Kind of Innovation
By Dave Kerpen
Published on May 3, 2026.
The author reflects on a conversation with Dr. Irene Gladstein, a physician trained in ophthalmic plastic surgery and functional medicine, who saw that patients who would benefit most from proactive, preventive care were often less able to consistently access it. This is not about a new technology but about how the system is designed for individuals with different priorities.
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