Are we raising Bankrupt kids with Nasruddin Rupani

He talks about something I haven't been able to stop thinking about since — the difference between standard of life and standard of living. Because somewhere along the way, we started confusing the two. We started measuring our worth by what we drive, what we wear, what we post — chasing a standard of living, keeping up with the Joneses — while our standard of life, our health, our values, our sense of purpose, quietly goes bankrupt. He talks about raising kids who inherit that same bankruptcy — kids fluent in status, but starving for substance.Nasru's answer to that isn't a lecture. It's a life's work — built on health, education, and service to community, as the real currency worth chasing.Today, we talk about healthcare equity, global impact, and what it really means to build a life of quality instead of just the appearance of one.Nasruddin Rupani — known to many simply as Nasru — is the force behind the Rupani Foundation and the Ibn Sina Foundation, two organizations that have quietly, and powerfully, reshaped healthcare access for underserved communities not just here in Houston, but across the globe