We’re not saying treat everyone. We’re saying don’t erase the progress. Intermittent claudication is messy. The tools used to be bad. But they’re not anymore. And for a lot of patients, doing nothing isn’t care... it’s avoidance. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #66!
This week’s episode is about a lot of things. Leadership, innovation, pushing the field forward. But it starts with something deeper. The kind of role models who shape your mindset before you ever step into a cath lab. The kind of losses that make you show up stronger. And the kind of work ethic you don’t learn in school, you witness it. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #66!
Outpatient clinics aren’t dead. But they are being starved... by systems that tell you there’s no margin left, while they quietly rake in profit. You can still save thousands per case, deliver better care, and make real money. The key is partnering with the right people who understand where this market is headed and how to keep you in it. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #65!
When Scott Addonizio set his sights on the U.S. market, he didn’t lead with hype. He led with something no one else could offer. The first 1.0mm balloon to ever land stateside. A product so distinct, the response from hospitals and GPOs was simple: “We need this” In this week’s episode of Life of Flow, Scott shares the moves that opened the door and why real and lasting traction starts with knowing exactly what sets you apart. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #65!
You don’t need to know exactly where you’re going. You just need to be honest enough to say “this version of me isn’t working anymore.” Letting go can feel terrifying. But there’s a quiet kind of power in choosing freedom over familiarity. This episode is about what happens when you stop forcing something that no longer fits... and finally give yourself permission to move forward. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #64!
Not all episodes are serious. Sometimes we talk about unicorns. Special little daddy corns, to be exact. This one got away from us fast… but if you’ve ever felt like the odd one out, or like your path doesn’t make sense to anyone but you, you’re probably exactly where you’re supposed to be. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #64!
What if your personal brand already lives in your past work? Before science, Renee was in fashion, and she didn’t realize until later how much of that experience translated. In hindsight, she wouldn’t do it all differently… just more intentionally. Talk about the work. Share the insights. Make it mean something to others. If you're navigating a pivot or learning to show up in a new space, this episode is for you. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #64!
Everyone claps when you reinvent yourself... once it’s already worked. But when Renee Murphy left her career and started grad school in her 30s, not everyone clapped. Some doubted. Some pushed back. But the ones who believed in her, even just a little, made all the difference. This week on Life of Flow Podcast, we talk about bold transitions, starting over when it’s uncomfortable, and why the right encouragement at the right moment can literally change everything. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #64!
We often talk about devices, techniques, outcomes. But what about the nuance that only comes with time? 👀 This episode is a reminder that clinical experience shows up in small, often overlooked moments. The way a balloon deflates. The feel of resistance. The decision to skip the standard approach because you already understand what the vessel needs. These aren’t just technical choices. They reflect pattern recognition, trust in your own observation, and the kind of judgment that gets sharper over the years. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #63!
What makes a MedTech idea worth building? ☝️ According to Isa Rizk, CEO of Reflow Medical, there are three things that have to align: 1️⃣ A real, unmet clinical need 2️⃣ Clinical evidence that shows the device works 3️⃣ A clear reimbursement path Without those, even the best ideas can struggle to make it off the ground. This week's episode is a must-hear for anyone bringing new technology into healthcare. 🎧 Go to the Life of Flow podcast channel and watch the full episode #63!