Soner Haci

@sonerhaci

Resilience is the key factor to success. I have survived 2 coup attempts in 2 different countries, 1 financial crisis that destroyed 50% of the economy in a developing country. I did not give up and managed to sustain our teams in those countries, adapt to the existing situation and never surrender. Always trying new things and failing many more times. What you will not see me doing is giving up: Because we know that if we give up, we will never get up. I like to dream; my dreams will become my goals. I need my goals so I can find a reason to wake up in the morning before the sun comes up. And if I wake up before the sun comes up, it is difficult to stop me from making my dreams a reality. Gandhi said once: “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others”

How will the healthcare look like by 2030?
from The future of Healthcare
We often assume we have to “do something big” to make a difference. Our individual actions aren’t enough. We must write a book about it or start a podcast about it or record an Instagram story about it. If we don’t have a “large following” or if we lack the ability to create change on scale, we don’t even bother.
from One person can make the difference
Storytelling in business is real.And it’s damn powerful.How about doing the same in healthcare? Instead of trying to explain difficult processes or procedures in insurance or treatments, we can find a solution that can both benefit the payers, patients and providers
from The impact of creating a story
The Tenth Man essentially says that if ten people are exposed to the same information and nine of them arrive at the same conclusion, the tenth man must disagree with the others. He does so as a matter of duty, choosing to take a contrary stance even if all the data are against it.
from The 10th Man
In moments of uncertainty, we act like we don’t have a choice. But we do. “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing,” Viktor Frankl writes in one of my favorite books of all time, Man’s Search for Meaning, “to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.”
from Will this help?
What will the next era of smart building technologies should beImagine a building that speaks to youImagine a building that listens to you and thinks about saving you moneyA building that knows the weather forecast before you do and prepares your building for you.
from How to reimagine smart buildings?
Innovation lost much of its meaning once it became a buzzword.People claim to be innovative when they’re simply following a well-beaten path. But someone who’s being innovative — someone who’s reimagining the status quo — by definition shows up with an answer that may not work.
from To Innovate or not to innovate
David is joined today by Aswath Damodaran, the highly renowned professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business, expert in the field of corporate finance and investment valuation, and most pertinent to us, cogent critic of all things ESG. David and the professor look at all aspects of the ESG movement and find it not just lacking, pharis... See more
from Episode 77: How to Be a Good Person with No Sacrifice by David L. Bahnsen
There is a lot of talk in the healthcare world lately about “value-based care.” This means that instead of being paid for each individual test, procedure, or office visit, health care providers are increasingly being reimbursed based on how well they improve patient outcomes. In other words, providers are being paid to keep people healthy, rather t... See more
from Value-based primary care at home by Soner Haci

from The future of Healthcare

from One person can make the difference

from The impact of creating a story

from The 10th Man

from Will this help?

from How to reimagine smart buildings?

from To Innovate or not to innovate

from Episode 77: How to Be a Good Person with No Sacrifice by David L. Bahnsen

from Value-based primary care at home by Soner Haci