What happens when a mission to save millions faces a breaking point?
Entrepreneur Jane Marie Chen set out to save over one million babies with a low-cost incubator. This video explores the personal cost of that mission and the profound lessons learned when a major professional setback led to burnout.
Jane Marie Chen, a TED Fellow, founded a company dedicated to providing portable incubators for premature infants in underserved communities. While the goal was to protect more than one million babies globally, the journey was marked by significant hardship. After a major setback at her company resulted in burnout, Chen reflects on the difficult choices she faced and reveals the true nature of resilience.
Source: Jane Marie Chen: What losing everything taught me about resilience
