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I walked into my bedroom and told my wife I had to close the business. We were newly married. She was pregnant. It was the hardest thing I'd ever said out loud. I ugly cried. If you've recently been going through a tough season, this post is for you. After grad school, I started a sightseeing tour company. Won pitch competitions. Got a loan. Landed contracts with 20+ hotels. No days off. I thought I had it figured out. Then the bus I bought turned out to be a lemon. Two years later, the business was done. What I couldn't see in the middle of it: I was building something. Learning how to sell, how to market, how to run a P&L, etc. The hard season was the classroom. It even changed how I approach marketing today. Having worn every hat operations, finance, sales, customer experience — I don't just see my role. I see the whole business. That only came from going through the fire. Here's what I want you to know: The hard times will pass. The lessons won't. What feels like a setback is quietly building something in you that you can't yet see. The hardness will pass. The strength lives forever. Keep learning. Keep growing. Your brighter days are coming.

I attended the KLAS K2 Payer/Provider Summit last week and one question stopped the room. "What are the stupid things the industry keeps doing that we need to stop, so we can focus on what actually matters: better care for patients?" Simple. Uncomfortable. And exactly right. Faxing prior auth requests. Implementing AI to automate bad processes instead of fixing them first. Spending 16+ hours a week per physician on paperwork instead of patients. We know what the stupid things are. What gave me hope: 24 payer-provider-vendor partnerships were recognized this year for proving a better way is possible. Prior auth touchless rates hitting 85–90%. ED visits cut in half. $515K saved. Thousands of staff hours reclaimed. These aren't pilots, they're models. And HealthEdge Source being named Best in KLAS for Pre-Payment Accuracy & Integrity, with 100% of our customers saying they'd choose HealthEdge Source™ again tells me we're doing the work. This summit reminded me why that mission matters more than ever. #KLAS #HealthIT #ValueBasedCare #PriorAuthorization #PaymentIntegrity #HealthcareLeadership #HealthEdge

Deeply honored to be named one of OnlineKhabar ’s 50 Influential Women 2026. To be honest, my first thought when I saw the list wasn't about the title, it was about the faces behind my journey and immense gratutude I felt to be listed along side the amazing influential women. As I sat there soaking it in, I thought this recognition belongs to the "quiet" heroes: the family who encouraged me when I doubted myself, the mentors who gave me a seat at the table, and the support system that provided the exposure I needed to grow. But as I celebrate, I can't help but think of the thousands of brilliant women across Nepal whose work remains in the shadows. This moment is a reminder that being "influential" is a responsibility. We must use this limelight to advocate for: • Safety & Security: Ensuring every woman can pursue her dreams without fear. • Prosperity: Building paths where merit leads to financial and professional independence. Let’s not just occupy space at the top; let’s pull others up with us. To everyone who has been part of my guardianship and growth thank you. Let’s keep working for a future where every woman's potential is realized. #Onlinekhabar #50InfluentialWomen #Leadership #Nepal #WomenEmpowerment #Gratitude

As a teacher, have you ever thought about what you would do if you needed long term care, considering the impact it could have on your loved ones and your own well-being, it's essential to think about the future and how you can prepare for it, by doing so you can ensure that you're taken care of and that your needs are met, this is a topic that's often overlooked but it's crucial for anyone who wants to be prepared, by being proactive and planning ahead you can avoid a lot of stress and uncertainty, and focus on what really matters, which is living your life to the fullest and enjoying every moment.