Here’s our collection of the most recent steps and digital tools supporting the fight against anti-vaccination and its believers.

I live like someone will live 10 years from now. I got genome sequencing which I discuss regularly with my primary care physician. I improve my sleep quality, daily exercises, stress and many more lifestyle elements with digital health technologies. I monitor parts of my health and lifestyle with the hope to catch diseases early. Recently, I started finishing my keynotes with saying that I'm the patient of the future, ask me questions. I know it's a weird idea, but people love it and ask me about my relationship with technologies, when I need a break from them, how I deal with privacy issues and in general, how I try to improve my health with technologies. It's a refreshing experience to see how excited people become when they can ask about the future. If you could meet today a patient from the future, what questions would you ask? #themedicalfuturist #digitalhealth #future #healthcare #medicine #technology #fromchancetochoice #speaker #keynote #speakerlife #futurism #privacyissues …see more

Returning to this -- the pressure on the currency in Turkey -- as, per this weekend's weekly look ahead market post, it will put an even bigger spotlight on the central bank's meeting this week. Risking a disorderly process, the policy pressure is to transition from stealth tightening to rate hike. But then we have the politics... #economy #markets #currency #investing #centralbanks #em #emergingmarkets #turkey #fx …see more

These two charts illustrate the extent to which the recent economic data, out of both Europe and the US, have surprised on the upside. #economy #Europe #US #markets #economics #Citibank #Citi #Bloomberg …see more

The New York's Time Liz Alderman on Europe's "worst recession on record" in the second quarter. Among the hardest hit countries: Spain, France and Italy with GDP falls on 22%, 19% and 17% respectively. Expectations for a sharp Q-3 bounce are being tempered by pockets of virus outbreak and, as in the UK today, the slowing of re-openings. https://lnkd.in/gRbqeUp #Europe #Eurozone #economy #nytimes …see more

Re tomorrow's US Employment Report Unfortunately, it will likely be hard to conclude anything definitive from tomorrow's jobs report for at least two reasons: The many competing influences right now on the labor market will make it quite difficult to distill key insights on durable labor force trends; and The data could well already be out-dated given the ongoing reversal of economic re-openings and signs that layoff intentions are trending up to larger firms. #economy #jobs #employment #unemployment #wages …see more

Bloomberg LP on June's roller coaster for stocks: The what and why (including volatility in the context of greater retail flows, lots of options trading and less investor comfort with both fundamentals and polices); and The so what (including, reasons for more vol ahead). #stocks #markets #investing #investors …see more

Bloomberg Markets on the latest economic data out of China (below). According to Bloomberg, the numbers highlight the country's "reliance on industry amid sluggish consumer demand" ... and "underlines the fragility of the recovery as further infections appear." #economy #markets #growth #china #bloomberg …see more

The rotation trade continues as the major US stock indices shrug off their earlier weakness and go higher on the day ... and as. simultaneously, the NASDAQ100 flirts with a new record. #markets #stocks #markets #nasdaq #bloomberg …see more

Week Ahead for the Global Economy With the "virtual" spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank, expect a flood of new economic projections and policy statements this week. We also have interesting data on tap, including China's first quarter GDP, and US retail sales, industrial production and, of course, what's now the biggest weekly release: jobless claims. #markets #economy #IMF #WorldBank #China #US International Monetary Fund The World Bank #jobs #employment #unemployment …see more

You can take me off plane trips but you cannot take the plane trips out of me (or something along these lines ...). Using my United Airlines pyjamas these days! #united #coronavirus #covid19 #covid …see more

7 Things I learned from playing chess. Ultimately, I learned how to succeed. But first I had to learn how to lose. I had to learn how to learn. I had to learn how to be paranoid. I had to learn how to "kill". I had to learn how to control my emotions. And put it all together in a messy soup. https://lnkd.in/eeeSgpD #entrepreneurship #stress #chess #investing #writing …see more

Political polarization has deepened splits in the US on issues like race relations, poverty, climate change & the federal deficit. #GraphicTruth GZERO Media …see more

Speed up your execution and stop wasting time by developing routines. Our brains learn through developing patterns and hardwiring them into our brains. Develop more routines, brain patterns, and spend less time and attention on tasks. Are you a Prioritizer, Planner, Arranger, or Visualizer? Take my free assessment to identify your Personal Productivity Style. CLICK HERE NOW: https://lnkd.in/g2cCxGu …see more

each day is becoming a race to produce something because we think our self worth depends on our output. - Carson Tate.

Consider monthly planning to ensure that your calendar is aligned to each of your goals, commitments and priorities.

MAKE FASTER DECISIONS To more effectively and efficiently process incoming messages we have to make faster decisions. Email clutter is nothing more than postponed decisions. Do not open your inbox if you are not ready to make a decision.

Ten years ago, when a McKinsey consultant left the firm, chances were they headed toward a bank, private equity group, or another professional service firm—in London, New York, Berlin, or another big city. But as our firm changed more in the past decade than at any other time in its entire 96-year history, so did our alumni network. We’ve integrated analytics, AI, digital, design, and other capabilities into the new ways we work with our clients. We’ve opened new offices in 41 cities, many of which lie in emerging markets across Africa, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia. And we’ve grown; McKinsey today is 30,000 colleagues strong. So today, that same consultant leaving our firm might launch a mobile healthcare service in India. Or develop self-driving cars in California. Or – heading even farther afield, to the stratosphere – lead a startup to clean up space debris. #mckinsey #careers #professionalservices …see more

Feel like we're too quick to make things and too reluctant to listen to customer needs. Too much engineering, not enough design and empathy. Need to make technology around use cases, not around what's possible. Take the whole Smart Home arena......A consumer nightmare.

Classic literature like "Little Women" and "Walden" had a lot of big ideas about abolition, progress and vegetarianism - but they also had important lessons about #entrepreneurship . Even though the world has changed, old truths about #selfdevelopement and purpose are just as relevant for your #brand today as they were back then. …see more