#58: Be Humble. Sit Down.

Episode 58 of the Coleman Associates Innovation Podcast podcast, hosted by Coleman Associates, titled "#58: Be Humble. Sit Down." was published on January 9, 2024 and runs 27 minutes.

January 9, 2024 ·27m · Coleman Associates Innovation Podcast

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Summary

In this episode, Adrienne dives into a conversation with Dr. Seth Rinderknecht, bookended by Seth's prescient pillow with the quote from Kendrick Lamar's song "Be Humble. Sit Down." Seth is a patient-centered, everything kind of doctor from Eskenazi Health Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. He shares his initial skepticism when his organization embarked on a major change process. It turns out his superpower is changing his own mind. Don't miss this story of skepticism, ...

Episode Description

In this episode, Adrienne dives into a conversation with Dr. Seth Rinderknecht, bookended by Seth's prescient pillow with the quote from Kendrick Lamar's song "Be Humble. Sit Down."

Seth is a patient-centered, everything kind of doctor from Eskenazi Health Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. He shares his initial skepticism when his organization embarked on a major change process. It turns out his superpower is changing his own mind. Don't miss this story of skepticism, humility, transformation, and continued success.

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