Lisa Sanders speaks to groups in the medical and corporate settings while sharing her unique insight to solving the most complex problems through actionable exercises and fascinating stories. featuring the best of The New York Times Magazines popular Diagnosis column-the inspiration for the upcoming Netflix original series. Only then can a leader effectively communicate the company’s goal with a clear path to achieve success. They must learn to overcome their assumptions to filter through what is relevant, set aside what is not, and make a clear diagnosis to avoid wasting people, time, and resources.

Similar to the medical field, in the corporate world, leaders need to understand how to ask a question as much as which questions to ask. After a decade-long career in journalism, at the age of 36, Lisa Sanders went from asking questions to get to the bottom of a story to asking questions that save people’s lives. Lisa is dedicated and passionate about inspiring global audiences to look beyond the obvious and set aside distractions to solve today’s most complex problems and come to the solution, or as she calls it, the diagnosis. She was the inspiration and Technical Director of the hit TV series House M.D., starring Hugh Laurie.

Medical docuseries focusing on patients with unique. Initially diagnosed with a urinary-tract infection, a 75-year-old man sought emergency treatment for increasingly severe symptoms, including kidney failureultimately leading doctors to a far more unusual diagnosis, Lisa Sanders writes for the New York Times Magazine. Lisa also pens a popular New York Times Magazine column and a new book by the same title. Lisa Sanders crowdsources diagnoses for rare and mysterious medical conditions in a documentary series. Lisa Sanders’ from her hit Netflix show, Diagnosis, helping people with mysterious medical mysteries figure out their, well, diagnoses. Millions of viewers around the world know Dr.

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