In orthopedics, as in life, success often hinges on a willingness to take risks.
I talk with many people each week—brilliant engineers, researchers, and innovators.
Most want windows. Few dare to open doors.
Let me explain.
Most want windows. Few dare to open doors.
Windows
Windows are safe. You can see what’s on the other side: a clear path, a guaranteed outcome. The average person craves this certainty before making a move. They’ll analyze, hesitate, and wait for the perfect view.
Doors
Truly successful people in orthopedics are door-openers. They’re risk-takers who embrace the opaque,...
