Walking is a marvel. Ask any robotics company engineering an ambulatory robot. It’s a complex process. Every time you take a step, you are in a state of controlled falling. For most, walking is second nature. It’s as much a software program as it’s hardware-dependent. Propelling you forward is an intricate exchange of continuous signals between your nervous system and muscles. We often take for granted just how miraculous the ability to walk freely is. I certainly did until

My year didn’t start as I anticipated. As others were making plans for the year and enjoying their summer, I nearly lost my life to a staph infection that went rogue. I’ve spent the last 13 years of my career in Strategy but being forced to relearn how to walk - re-affirmed my belief that a good strategy delivers results. The patience required to see it through, are seminal. “Would you like a mask, or headphones?” Darren the MRI tech said with an upbeat voice. My concern dr