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AI is transforming healthcare but where should the line be drawn between technological capability and human connection?
In this episode of Olympic Minds, two-time Olympian, national championship-winning basketball coach, bestselling author, and executive leadership expert Sherry Winn sits down with Alex Bendersky, a physical therapist, health-tech expert, and Head of Clinical Innovation. Together, they explore what AI can contribute to healthcare and what it should never replace.
Their conversation examines empathy, diagnostic uncertainty, personal agency, resilience under pressure, mindset, movement, and the future of healthcare technology. The deeper leadership lesson is equally relevant to executives: technology can provide information and efficiency, but humans remain responsible for judgment, connection, and meaning.
Key takeaways:
• AI can expand human capability but it should not replace human connection, empathy, or the therapeutic relationship.
• Personal agency matters under pressure. Whether you're navigating a health challenge or leading an organization, how you respond to uncertainty can shape your experience and your next decision.
• Identity matters. High performers can become overly attached to a role, title, ability, or outcome. Developing greater self-awareness and leadership clarity creates room to adapt when circumstances change.
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