Are you an Invisible? Conversation with Author, David Zweig.

How many of you feel that your patients, hospital administrators, and even some of your own colleagues really understand and appreciate what you do every day? How much of your work and effort goes unseen? Today we're excited to welcome David Zweig. David is the author of "The Invisibles," a deep dive exploration of the quiet professionals who are indispensable to our modern life. David is a familiar face to many of you, he's written for publications such as the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic and the Harvard Business Review. We have a link to his Ted Talk in the show notes that's definitely worth checking out. So, what does a Structural engineer, a Perfume tester, a UN Translator, a Sound engineer for Led Zeppelin, an anesthesiologist, a cinematographer and a Guitar Tech for Radiohead all have in common? They are the elite professionals who work quietly and meticulously behind to scenes in ways that are often both indispensable and invisible. Many of us have no idea who they are or what they do...unless of course, something goes wrong.