For old ways of thinking, calling a project a failure was almost just never heard of. Nobody wanted to do that. Let's just keep trying and trying and trying until we can make it work. For us at Houston Methodist we want to very quickly. We've got this motto. It's either succeed fast or fail fast. And if it's not working, we're going to fail it. But we need to make sure we are learning why it failed.

Michelle Stansbury, Houston Methodist

There was one kid who bought his parents 23 and Me kits for Christmas. The husband had had an affair years before. And he showed up in the results. So before we enter into this, we need to think about all of the kinds of data that can be unveiled. It's not all helpful or wanted data. There are pros and cons.

Ellen Matloff, My Gene Counsel

Burnout and mental health is certainly an issue for many workers. It's certainly an issue for healthcare workers. They don't want to live like their parents. My two daughters, they're born in 78 and 81. And I think for a long time, they've made it clear to me, as much as they want to progress in their career, they don't want to work like I've worked. They don't want to have what I've had in terms of the push and the responsibility and at times what that means in terms of the impact on your family and home life.

Sue Schade, StarBridge Advisors